Here’s our list of April plantings
| April |
| Bean, bush |
| Bean, lima |
| Bean, edible soy |
| beet |
| Cantaloupe |
| Chard |
| Corn, sweet |
| Cucumber |
| Eggplant |
| leaf lettuce |
| Muskmelon |
| Pepper plants |
| Potato, Irish |
| Pumpkin |
| Radish |
| Summer squash |
| Tomato plant |
| Watermelon |
There is of course always a risk of frost until the last frost date of April 15 in this area. There is always a risk after that too, but it decreases significantly. By mid may there’s almost no chance of frost. So if you plant warm weather plants be ready to protect them on a cold night. This year I’m betting on no more frosts, but you never know
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I’m in a frost free zone now, but for years I’d get excited about spring, plant seeds out in beautiful, sunny, late March and a frost would hit. Wait til Mother’s Day, they said, but I was impatient. Finally one year I planted tomatoes in March and watched them struggle. Then I planted MORE in May. The ones I planted in May quickly excelled beyond the ones I’d gotten in the ground earlier. 😉
That’s good info. I usually don’t have a problem with planting too early because I keep thinking I need to get these planted, I need to get these planted and then I get busy and don’t get planting until May or June lol.