What to Plant in Northwest Territories in August
Late May to late September is the working window for outdoor growing around Yellowknife, and August sits deep inside it.
What to Plant in Northwest Territories in April
Nothing goes into open ground in the Northwest Territories in April. Average last frost at Yellowknife lands near May 25, and the ground itself is still…
What to Plant in North Dakota in September
Early September in North Dakota still has growing days left, but the clock is loud.
What to Plant in North Dakota in October
October in North Dakota is a garlic-and-cover month, not a transplanting month.
What to Plant in North Dakota in November
By November, North Dakota’s growing season is closed. The first fall frost typically lands between September 25 and October 5, so by the time this month…
What to Plant in North Dakota in May
Mid-May through Memorial Day is the safe window for most of North Dakota, once the ground has actually warmed and the frost risk has passed.
What to Plant in North Dakota in March
Across most of North Dakota, March is not a month for open-ground planting. With the last spring frost typically landing between May 4 and May 15 in the…
What to Plant in North Dakota in June
June is the green light month for North Dakota gardeners. The reference frost window for the state runs from May 4 to May 15, so by June the risk of a…
What to Plant in North Dakota in July
Late spring frost risk in North Dakota clears by mid-May in most years, and the first fall frost doesn’t typically arrive until late September or early…
What to Plant in North Dakota in January
In North Dakota’s January, the ground is frozen solid and air temperatures routinely sit well below freezing across the state’s USDA zone 3a-4b range.