Anyone in the higher zones have plants in the ground yet?

SpookyShoe · February 28, 2014

I planted the spring crop yesterday. The temps look ok for the forseeable future. All the spring flowering trees are blooming and things are generally leafing out. I put out two Cherokee Purples, which are my husband's favorite.

Donna, Texas Gulf Coast, zone 9

SpookyShoe · February 28, 2014

Worth from Austin I see you like to temp fate

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Donna, zone 9

Cheryl2017 · February 28, 2014

Well I got stung with the few I put out. Luckily I was waiting to put the majority out

wmpeebles · February 28, 2014

I'm waiting until at least after Sunday night. Local meteorologist here said the next cold front could bring in nightly temperatures into the twenties! Ughh! I'm so ready for warmer weather...

VC Scott · March 1, 2014

I still have one plant from 2013. We have had only one night of frost all winter. The frost wiped out the plants in the main garden, but two plants in the backyard survived. I took out the Sungold a few weeks ago because it had a bit of early blight last summer. The last survivor is a hybrid of unknown variety. It keeps pumping out fruit and is in perfect health. I picked some today. I have never before had fruit in March.

I won't put out the seedlings until the last week of March when threat of frost is over.

Hermitian · March 1, 2014

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Originally Posted by VC Scott

I still have one plant from 2013. We have had only one night of frost all winter.

We've had zero frost. I had no tomatoes, but the habanero pepper plant I saved has been enjoying the spring-like conditions the last 2 months.

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Originally Posted by VC Scott

I won't put out the seedlings until the last week of March when threat of frost is over.

April Fools day has a special meaning for farmers and gardeners.

Sun City Linda · March 1, 2014

I just made (more) salsa today from my fresh off the vine Bolseno and Cyrils Choice tomatoes. Both are growing in containers under my patio cover. We did have a few frosty nights back in December I think but other that that, even the nights have been pretty warm and the days have been near 80s a lot.

Sun City Linda · March 1, 2014

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Originally Posted by Hermitian

We've had zero frost.
April Fools day has a special meaning for farmers and gardeners.

The Future · March 2, 2014

In the ground? We have been harvesting since Jan 1....

http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=30660

Zone 11

DavidP · March 2, 2014

Still harvesting a few stragglers from last year, although its getting poor and fruit small, although still about 10-12 a week. Next years seedlings are growing and will probably go into the ground in early April.

February 28, 2014	#1
SpookyShoe Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: El Lago, Texas Posts: 1,100	Anyone in the higher zones have plants in the ground yet? I planted the spring crop yesterday. The temps look ok for the forseeable future. All the spring flowering trees are blooming and things are generally leafing out. I put out two Cherokee Purples, which are my husband's favorite. Donna, Texas Gulf Coast, zone 9

February 28, 2014	#2
SpookyShoe Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: El Lago, Texas Posts: 1,100	I see Worth1 has plants out Worth from Austin I see you like to temp fate . Donna, zone 9

March 2, 2014	#9
The Future Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Bermuda Posts: 364	In the ground? We have been harvesting since Jan 1.... http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=30660 Zone 11 __________________ Wise selfishness is taking care of everyone else so that they don't bring harm to you.

February 28, 2014	#3
Cheryl2017 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: san antonio, texas Posts: 173	Well I got stung with the few I put out. Luckily I was waiting to put the majority out

February 28, 2014	#4
wmpeebles Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Spring, TX Posts: 3	I'm waiting until at least after Sunday night. Local meteorologist here said the next cold front could bring in nightly temperatures into the twenties! Ughh! I'm so ready for warmer weather...

March 1, 2014	#5
VC Scott Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: San Marcos, CA Posts: 352	I still have one plant from 2013. We have had only one night of frost all winter. The frost wiped out the plants in the main garden, but two plants in the backyard survived. I took out the Sungold a few weeks ago because it had a bit of early blight last summer. The last survivor is a hybrid of unknown variety. It keeps pumping out fruit and is in perfect health. I picked some today. I have never before had fruit in March. I won't put out the seedlings until the last week of March when threat of frost is over.

March 1, 2014	#7
Sun City Linda Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: SoCal Inland Posts: 2,705	I just made (more) salsa today from my fresh off the vine Bolseno and Cyrils Choice tomatoes. Both are growing in containers under my patio cover. We did have a few frosty nights back in December I think but other that that, even the nights have been pretty warm and the days have been near 80s a lot.

March 2, 2014	#10
DavidP Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Riverside, Southern California, USDA 9b, Sunset 19 Posts: 63	Still harvesting a few stragglers from last year, although its getting poor and fruit small, although still about 10-12 a week. Next years seedlings are growing and will probably go into the ground in early April.