What to Plant in Idaho in June
June is the green light for Idaho gardens in the valleys, once the last frost window of April 23 to May 7 has passed at low elevation.
What to Plant in Idaho in July
July in Idaho means working with soil that’s already warm and days that run long, not starting from scratch.
What to Plant in Idaho in January
January in Idaho means frozen ground almost everywhere, so open-air planting is off the table for most of the state.
What to Plant in Idaho in February
Almost nothing goes into open ground anywhere in Idaho this month. Even in the Boise valley, the state’s mildest growing pocket, the last spring frost…
What to Plant in Idaho in December
By December, the question of what to plant outdoors in Idaho has already been answered by the weather itself.
What to Plant in Idaho in August
August in Idaho is a fall-crop month, not a new-season month. With the Treasure Valley’s first fall frost landing October 7 to October 21, there are…
What to Plant in Idaho in April
Mid-spring in Idaho still means frost risk in most counties, so April is the month for cold-hardy direct-sown crops (peas, spinach, lettuce, brassicas…
What to Plant in Hawaii in September
September in Hawaii means planting continues almost exactly as it did in August: warm-season vegetables, tropical roots and vine crops go into the ground…
What to Plant in Hawaii in October
There’s no last-frost date to check before planting in Hawaii in October, because frost never touches the islands’ gardens.
What to Plant in Hawaii in November
November is one of the better planting months in the Hawaiian Islands, not a lesser one.