Growing Cucumbers in Nebraska
Cucumber seeds and transplants go in the ground in Nebraska once the soil sits reliably above 60°F, which typically lines up with mid-to-late May at the…
When to Pick Tomatoes in New Mexico, and Ripening the Rest
The short answer: pull green tomatoes before your area’s first fall freeze, which lands somewhere between October 29 and November 9 at the reference…
When to Harvest Garlic in New Mexico, and How to Cure It
Garlic in New Mexico is ready to lift when the bottom third to half of the leaves have browned and dried while the top leaves stay green, usually…
When to Pick Tomatoes in New Jersey, and Ripening the Rest
The short answer: pick most tomatoes by color and feel, when they’ve turned full red (or their variety’s ripe color) and give slightly under gentle…
When to Harvest Garlic in New Jersey, and How to Cure It
In New Jersey, garlic goes into the ground in fall and comes out of it the following summer, usually when the lower third of the leaves has turned brown…
Growing Cucumbers in Montana
In the Billings area, cucumbers wait until soil temperature climbs well past the last frost window, typically pushing direct seeding into late May or…
Growing Cucumbers in Missouri
Missouri gardeners can start cucumbers outdoors once soil temperatures climb into the mid-60s, which usually lands somewhere between late April and…
Growing Cucumbers in Mississippi
Cucumbers in Mississippi go in the ground once nighttime soil temperatures hold above 60°F, which for most of the state falls somewhere between late…
Growing Cucumbers in Minnesota
In most of Minnesota, cucumber seeds or transplants go into the ground once soil temperatures hold steady above 60°F, which usually lines up with late…
Growing Cucumbers in Michigan
Cucumbers in Michigan go into the ground once the soil sits reliably above 65°F, which in most of the Lower Peninsula lands somewhere between mid-May and…