Peas yes. Tomatoes no. Just depends on what you are planting and how you will

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Mar 29, 2024
9:38:47am

O Gaucho All-American

Peas yes. Tomatoes no. Just depends on what you are planting and how you will

protect them from the cold. We still have probably another month and a half of freezing temperatures.

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O Gaucho

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Northern Utah Gardeners: is it safe to start planting stuff this weekend?

4slyce

Mar 29, 9:04am

Peas yes. Tomatoes no. Just depends on what you are planting and how you will

O Gaucho

Mar 29, 9:38am

May 1-15 is usually the last frost date, no?

StrawberryDaysCougar

Mar 29, 9:54am

Yes generally around there. I usually start looking a the 10 day forecast in mid

O Gaucho

Mar 29, 10:02am

What about tomatoes? Would it be better to wait until nightime temps are higher?

StrawberryDaysCougar

Mar 29, 10:10am

I usually just make sure there isn't a frost coming. You can buy the walls of

O Gaucho

Mar 29, 10:35am

Yeah, I just wonder if being out in the cold is doing the tomatoes any good?

StrawberryDaysCougar

Mar 29, 10:53am

A question about peas

StrawberryDaysCougar

Mar 29, 2:08pm

Peas are pretty resilient. I’ve planted them very early and had snow on them

O Gaucho

Mar 29, 7:22pm

RE: Peas are pretty resilient. I’ve planted them very early and had snow

StrawberryDaysCougar

Mar 29, 10:22pm

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