What to Plant in Oklahoma in March
March in Oklahoma sits right on the edge of the frost line, so the answer depends on which week you mean.
What to Plant in Oklahoma in June
By June, Oklahoma soil has left the frost window far behind. The last spring freeze runs March 28 to April 10 depending on where you sit in the state, so…
What to Plant in Oklahoma in July
July in Oklahoma means soil temperatures pushing past 85°F and air that can hit triple digits for weeks at a stretch.
What to Plant in Oklahoma in January
January in Oklahoma keeps the vegetable garden closed to almost everything except garlic and shallots already tucked into workable soil, plus whatever…
What to Plant in Oklahoma in February
Garlic and shallots can still go into workable ground, and cold-hardy greens under a cold frame or low tunnel keep producing. Everything else waits.
What to Plant in Oklahoma in December
Oklahoma gardens are past both frost windows by December, sitting well beyond the state’s first fall freeze of October 29 to November 8.
What to Plant in Oklahoma in August
August in Oklahoma is fall-garden planting month, not the tail end of the growing season.
What to Plant in Oklahoma in April
April is the month when Oklahoma gardens shift into high gear. Hardy vegetables can go straight into the ground early on, and once the local frost window…
When to Plant Potatoes in Ohio: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
For most of Ohio sitting in USDA zone 6a, the math comes down to two figures: a last spring frost window of May 5 to May 15, published by Ohio State…
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Ohio
In central Ohio, potatoes typically need to come out of the ground before the first fall frost hits between October 5 and October 15, in the state’s zone…