How To Know When Is The Last Freeze & When To Plant In The Southwest
Its a constant dilemma as a farmer when to plant the first crops of the year. You always want to plant as early as possible because you get more grow time, yet if you plant to early then you can loose entire crops, lots of time and resources.
This is the best tried and true tip I have found over the many years I have been gardening/farming and also know many old school farmers who attest to this as well.
Plant On!
My video is at DLive
Nature really is genius!!! Thank goodness we have several pecan trees here at the @gardenofeden that have always given us extremely valuable input. Awesome video @quinneaker. Love love love your tips!
I am unable to watch the video on my computer, can I guess that your comment means when the pecan trees begin to get their leaves we can expect that spring is here? Thank you!
My pecan tree in the back yard got leaves just recently. I will try listen on another computer. Thank you!
My pecan tree in the back yard got leaves just recently. I will try listen on another computer. Thank you!
Awe---it is worth coming back for a listen @irishgirl. But yes, that is the gist of it. The pecan trees tell it like it is!
Nice! Growing crops is definitely a science!
nices plants i like this and i am like this posts so this nature is a very beautiful and the farmer picture was very cool.
Whether it be plant the onions, I am also a farmer of onion, and according to my experience every grow we have to estimate a suitable climate for the plant itself, because it is very important to support plant growth and our success, thank you for sharing my friend ...
I need to find a Canadian version! Do I or do I not plant kale next weekend?! It got so cold out today that it snowed where I am (close to Toronto)
The southwest is blessed no frost this early makes for an abundant spring time! Out here in Oregon we are still keeping our summer crops in the greenhouse but the brassicas love those crisp nights we definitely have great greens!!