When to Plant Okra in Nova Scotia
In Nova Scotia, plant okra as transplants rather than seeds in the ground. Start them indoors in spring and move them outside in late May to early June…
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In Nova Scotia, plant okra as transplants rather than seeds in the ground. Start them indoors in spring and move them outside in late May to early June…
Frost eats more Quebec pumpkins than any insect does. The average first fall frost at Montreal/St-Hubert A falls on October 5, and a pumpkin needs 45 to…
Stop cutting when most of the spears coming up are thinner than a pencil. That is the end-of-harvest rule, and it is something you look at, not a week on…
Choose compact, early-maturing okra, and start it indoors instead of sowing it in the ground.
Squash bugs and cucumber beetles are the usual insect suspects on a pumpkin patch, and each has its own page on this site.
This page carries no verified data on insects or diseases, so it is not a pest list.
The usual suspects for “what eats corn” are raccoons and earworms, but the sources behind this page cover a different kind of loss: the ones the calendar…
Okra can be grown in the Northwest Territories, but only as a transplant started indoors and moved outside after the last spring frost, which averages…
In Pennsylvania, the thing that eats the most pumpkins is the calendar. Frost ends the season before late fruit can ripen, and the clock that decides…
Pick the earliest, most compact okra you can find and plan to start it indoors.