What to Plant in Saskatchewan in June
June sits squarely inside Saskatchewan’s growing season, not at its edge. With the average last spring frost falling around May 18, most of the province…
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in July
July sits in the open middle of Saskatchewan’s growing season, well past the average last spring frost of May 18 and still about two and a half months…
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in January
January in Saskatchewan means frozen ground down to two feet or more, and nothing goes into open soil outdoors.
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in February
Nothing goes into open ground in Saskatchewan in February. The soil across the province is frozen solid, and the mean frost-free window runs from May 18…
Growing Parsnips in Georgia: Will They Sweeten?
Georgia’s long growing season easily gives a parsnip root the time it needs to size up, but sizing up and sweetening are two separate jobs.
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in December
Short answer: nothing goes into open ground in Saskatchewan this month. The soil is frozen solid across the province, and the growing season here runs on…
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in August
August in Saskatchewan sits in that stretch between peak growing season and the first real chill of fall.
What to Plant in Saskatchewan in April
April in Saskatchewan sits well ahead of the frost line, so the honest answer is that almost nothing tender goes into open ground yet.
When to Plant Potatoes in Rhode Island: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
Rhode Island gardeners generally aim for the back half of March, roughly two to three weeks before the last spring frost, because potatoes go into the…
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Rhode Island
In Rhode Island, potatoes need to come out of the ground before the first fall frost window hits between October 24 and November 3, then cure for two to…