Beware of False Spring When Planting Out Crops

A false spring is where it is warm, then cold. If you plant too early, a "false spring" can kill your garden plants.

The climate is constantly changing. In early spring, you'll have a last frost. Agricultural extensions will try to predict that later frost date.

Don't be frustrated by a cold snap in early spring. Use incremental planting, heavy mulch, and frost cloths when possible.

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