Why Peppers Fail to Set Fruit in New Hampshire
Peppers stop setting fruit in New Hampshire gardens for two opposite reasons, and both can show up in the same season.
When to Start Pepper Seed in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick, start pepper seed indoors somewhere between mid-March and the first week of April.
Growing Carrots in Nevada: Soil, Sowing and Forked Roots
Nevada’s official state soil, the Orovada series, is sandy and well drained with an alkaline surface pH near 7.5, a texture that generally resists the…
Growing Beets in Nevada: Soil, Sowing and Bolting
Nevada’s official state soil, the Orovada series, is 66 percent sand and only 8 percent clay, alkaline at the surface, and well drained.
When to Start Pepper Seed in Nebraska
Start pepper seed indoors between late February and early March if you’re aiming for a soil-ready transplant around the first week of May.
Why Peppers Fail to Set Fruit in Missouri
Peppers fail to set fruit in Missouri when summer heat pushes past 90°F for stretches long enough to sterilize pollen and stall blossoms before they turn…
Why Peppers Fail to Set Fruit in Minnesota
Minnesota gardeners lose pepper fruit for one of two reasons: the plant sat through a stretch of 90-degree days when pollen turned sterile, or a summer…
Why Peppers Fail to Set Fruit in Massachusetts
Massachusetts peppers stall for two separate reasons that often get blamed on one thing.
When to Start Pepper Seed in Maryland
Most Maryland gardeners should start pepper seed indoors somewhere between mid-January and late February, counting back 8 to 10 weeks from transplant day.
When to Start Pepper Seed in Manitoba
Start pepper seed indoors 8 to 10 weeks before you plan to set transplants outside.