What to Plant in South Carolina in August
August in South Carolina is not a month for planting many new things straight into a hot garden bed.
What to Plant in South Carolina in April
April in South Carolina sits well past the last frost window recorded for the Midlands and coastal plain, so the ground is open for the crops that…
When to Plant Potatoes in Saskatchewan: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
Potatoes go into Saskatchewan soil roughly two to three weeks before the last spring frost, not after it.
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Saskatchewan
Potatoes need to come out of Saskatchewan ground well before the vines get killed off by cold in mid-September, and once they’re dug, an unheated garage…
Potato Varieties That Suit Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan gardeners get one real answer here: early- and mid-season potato varieties, planted the moment soil hits 50°F, timed against the Saskatoon…
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in September
Early September in Saskatchewan still has some growing days left, but the average first fall frost lands on September 18, right in the middle of the month.
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in October
By October, the frost has typically already arrived in Saskatchewan, so the ground work now is about what survives dormancy, not what grows fast.
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in November
By November, Saskatchewan’s growing season is closed for the vast majority of gardens.
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in May
Early May and late May are almost two different gardens in Saskatchewan. In the first half of the month, hardy greens, peas, onion sets and root crops…
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in March
In Saskatchewan, March is not a planting month for open ground. Frozen soil and an average last-spring-frost date of May 18 push nearly all outdoor…