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Black Krim · February 25, 2018

When I looked on line for a reliable source of information, the bottom line was the soil should be 40 degrees, and the night time temps shouldnt go down to the teens very often.

Called local source of seed potatos--not available until mid-March.

In the past I have followed the wives tail of planting peas on St Patricks day. hmmmm.... nothing ever popped up, just rotted in the ground. Planting day has been moved to after April 1st.

Zone 6a, north side of a big hill

February 25, 2018	#49
Black Krim Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: New England Posts: 661	When I looked on line for a reliable source of information, the bottom line was the soil should be 40 degrees, and the night time temps shouldnt go down to the teens very often. Called local source of seed potatos--not available until mid-March. In the past I have followed the wives tail of planting peas on St Patricks day. hmmmm.... nothing ever popped up, just rotted in the ground. Planting day has been moved to after April 1st. Zone 6a, north side of a big hill Last edited by Black Krim; February 25, 2018 at 06:14 PM.