The Best Okra to Grow in Northwest Territories
Pick the earliest, most compact okra you can find and plan to start it indoors.
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Pick the earliest, most compact okra you can find and plan to start it indoors.
Sweet corn eats days. Sixty to ninety of them, counted from planting, in soil that has already passed 60 F.
Plant okra in North Dakota after the last spring freeze has truly passed, which usually means late May at the earliest and often early June.
Frost is the one predator that keeps a fixed schedule. In the Portland area, the first 32 F freeze arrives between November 11 and November 27.
Choose the earliest-maturing, compact okra you can find, and start it indoors instead of sowing it in the ground.
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