[gardeners] Warm enough to put out tomato plants

Marguerite Ruch (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Tue, 16 Apr 2002 07:21:25 -0500 

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Our weather seems to be warm enough, consistently now, here on the shore =
of Truman Lake, in the southern part of Missouri, that I have already =
put out tomato plants, Big Bertha pepper plants, etc.  I am prepared to =
run out and cover them, any time the forecast would indicate freezing =
temperatures.  Otherwise, I am gambling on their success, starting this =
early in the spring.  My raised bed garden is on the sheltered, south =
side of a long building, and is more likely to be a warm area, sooner =
than other locations.
Lettuces, spinach, and other salad greens are growing fast.  My Hybrid =
Tea roses, and all other flowers are doing great, too.  =20

Marguerite Ruch
mjotl@dam.net


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Our weather seems to be warm enough, = consistently=20 now, here on the shore of Truman Lake, in the southern part of = Missouri,=20 that I have already put out tomato plants, Big Bertha pepper = plants,=20 etc.  I am prepared to run out and cover them, any time the = forecast=20 would indicate freezing temperatures.  Otherwise, I am = gambling on=20 their success, starting this early in the spring.  My raised bed=20 garden is on the sheltered, south side of a long building, and is = more=20 likely to be a warm area, sooner than other = locations.
Lettuces, spinach, and other salad greens = are growing=20 fast.  My Hybrid Tea roses, and all other flowers = are doing=20 great, too.   
Marguerite Ruch
mjotl@dam.net
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