Covering tomato and pepper plants tonight. Down to 35 they say.

It’s a bit early…but as a past greenhouse enthusiast, I always loved gamblers as they would freeze out multiple times and just come back to me and restock…on the Canadian border the tenth of June was the last danger of frost and I geared sales for the first week of June. I Always had a variety or two that were early though, but in the garden plants all really want to grow nicely in early June.

I had a stupid cold but it wasn't temperature although there were a couple times I had the chills and sweats

slept for the better part of 3 days April 26 27 28 and wasn't right for 2 weeks , then saw the Doc and got anti biotics and I just finished them and I think I can say I am back to where I was the week before getting sick

My Dad's always taught me to not plant up north till after Decoration Day

Too early to plant here except for inground, Full moon is 30 May ad could be a frost then.

It's been stupid hot here in southeast PA. Today is likely to be the third day in a row at or above 90 and it's been humid.

Back to our regularly scheduled spring tomorrow.

33 degrees this morning. Hoping my covers were sufficient. We look to be out of the woods after this little cold snap.

Last night in Ohio near I-70.

I planted yesterday but had a hard frost Monday morning. I like to get in early from my stock seeds I start indoors. I just watch the weather closely for the next couple weeks and cover if I need too. I always seem to do better and get produce earlier if I'm in a two early .

It was 32 when I got up this morning. I plan on planting out side Sunday. It shows 50's for lows the following week. Here 1 June is the latest I have seen a frost. I like to squeeze a little time in if I can. I will keep a close eye on what they say the weather is going to do through the end of the month and the first week of June.

I fired up the woodstove last night, I was positive I was done burning for the season, I guess not. Good thing I did, I woke up to 29 degrees.