The Best Cucumbers to Grow in Alabama
Alabama’s long, hot growing season favors heat-tolerant, disease-resistant cucumber types over anything bred for cooler, drier climates.
When to Pick Tomatoes in Tennessee, and Ripening the Rest
The short answer: pick tomatoes as soon as they show color break, that faint blush of pink or yellow at the blossom end, rather than waiting for full red…
When to Harvest Garlic in Tennessee, and How to Cure It
Garlic goes into the ground in Tennessee in fall and comes out the following summer, and the day to lift it isn’t fixed on a calendar.
When to Pick Tomatoes in South Dakota, and Ripening the Rest
Pick tomatoes in South Dakota before the first fall frost hits your county, and don’t wait for every fruit to blush red on the vine.
Growing Cucumbers in Yukon
Cucumbers can grow in the Yukon, but only as transplants started indoors and moved out after the soil has actually warmed, not on a calendar date.
When to Harvest Garlic in South Dakota, and How to Cure It
Garlic in South Dakota is usually ready to lift in mid-to-late July, roughly nine to ten months after fall planting, once the lower leaves have browned…
When to Pick Tomatoes in South Carolina, and Ripening the Rest
South Carolina tomato harvest runs on two clocks at once: the calendar and the thermometer.
When to Harvest Garlic in South Carolina, and How to Cure It
In most of South Carolina, garlic comes out of the ground somewhere between late May and late June, once the bottom third to half of the leaves have…
Growing Cucumbers in Wyoming
Cucumbers go into Wyoming soil once the risk of frost has passed and the ground itself has warmed, typically from mid-to-late May at lower elevations.
When to Pick Tomatoes in Saskatchewan, and Ripening the Rest
The mean first fall frost at Saskatoon lands around September 18, but that number is a midpoint, not a guarantee.