Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in New Jersey
Get New Jersey potatoes out of the ground before the first fall frost lands, which at the Newark reference station falls between November 4 and November…
Potato Varieties That Suit New Jersey
Early and mid-season varieties are the safer bet almost everywhere in New Jersey, because the state’s last spring frost window (March 29 to April 6, per…
When to Plant Potatoes in New Hampshire: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
In the Concord, New Hampshire area, the last spring frost falls between April 16 and April 27, based on NOAA’s 1991-2020 climate normals.
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in New Hampshire
Dig potatoes here before that October 13 to October 26 first-frost window closes, cure them for two to three weeks in a warm, damp spot, then move them…
Potato Varieties That Suit New Hampshire
Gardeners in New Hampshire get the best results from early and mid-season potato varieties, planted as soon as soil reaches 50°F, roughly 14 to 21 days…
When to Plant Potatoes in New Brunswick: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
New Brunswick gardeners work backward from one number: May 23, the average last spring frost recorded at the Moncton station in Environment and Climate…
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in New Brunswick
New Brunswick’s growing season ends on an average date of October 2, when the province’s first fall frost typically arrives at the Moncton reference…
Potato Varieties That Suit New Brunswick
New Brunswick gardeners really have one lever that matters: picking a season class, not a brand name on a seed bag.
When to Plant Potatoes in Nevada: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
Nevada has no single planting date because it has no single climate. In Las Vegas, the last spring freeze can fall as early as January 7, according to…
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Nevada
In most of Nevada, potatoes come out of the ground before the local first frost, which arrives far earlier at elevation than in the Las Vegas valley.