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Spring rarely moves in a straight line. One week can feel like early summer, while the next suddenly feels like winter returning. These rapid swings between warm and cold weather create what many gardeners experience as “spring whiplash.” A few days of unusual warmth can trigger fast growth, early flowering, and aggressive planting. Then a…
Clouds often indicate weather changes. The source of clouds is water that evaporates into the air. The water can come from oceans, lakes, and rivers. Plants also give off water vapor. Clouds form when water vapor cools and condenses. Condensed water droplets ride air currents as clouds. Water droplets riding air currents may (1) ride…
Vegetable garden planting is simply based on the premise that cool weather crops need cool weather to mature and warm weather crops need warm weather. Most vegetable gardeners need a year or two of trial and error plantings and attentive record keeping to know when is the best time to plant in their garden. To…
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