Growing Cucumbers in Utah
Cucumbers in Utah go into the ground once the soil itself, not just the calendar, has warmed past the mid-60s Fahrenheit and the risk of a frost event…
Growing Cucumbers in Texas
Houston’s frost data puts the region among Texas’s mildest, but the state runs from USDA zone 6a in the Panhandle to zone 10a along the Gulf, so a…
Growing Cucumbers in Tennessee
Cucumbers go in the ground in Tennessee once the soil itself has warmed, not just the air.
When to Pick Tomatoes in Oklahoma, and Ripening the Rest
Pick when frost threatens or when fruit shows full color, whichever comes first.
When to Harvest Garlic in Oklahoma, and How to Cure It
Garlic in Oklahoma comes out of the ground in early summer, once the lower leaves have browned back and the bulb wrappers feel papery rather than green…
When to Pick Tomatoes in Ohio, and Ripening the Rest
The short answer: pick by color and firmness, not by the calendar, but let the first fall frost set your final deadline.
Growing Cucumbers in South Dakota
South Dakota gardeners can start cucumbers outdoors once the soil warms past the last spring frost window, typically in mid-to-late May at Sioux Falls…
Growing Cucumbers in South Carolina
South Carolina gardeners can plant cucumbers outdoors once soil temperatures hold steady in the mid-60s, which typically falls a few weeks after the last…
Growing Cucumbers in Saskatchewan
Cucumbers can be grown successfully in Saskatchewan, but only after the soil itself warms, not after the calendar says frost is over.
Growing Cucumbers in Rhode Island
Cucumbers in Rhode Island go into the ground once soil temperatures hold in the 60s, which usually lands in late May to early June for most of the state.