Utah!

[bragabit]

So sick of the wind, snow and cold! Poor little fruit tree's are never going to get any blossoms

 

[LittlenRedHen782]

I want to get a garden planted but every time I am ready to go out there the weather acts up again. Ahh spring time in Utah how wonderful.

 

[kimbobim]

We got almost a foot of snow yesterday. Some Spring Break!

 

[Christian]

It has even been unseasonably cold down in this neck of the woods.

I have 264 tomatoes in the ground and another 80+ that need to go in before they get root bound. I keep praying for protection and been blessed with no hard freeze. Even had water freeze up but the tomatoes still made it.

 

[bragabit]

Its snowing AGAIN today

Its freezing out there, and my ewe just decided this was the day to have her baby. I hope it warms up some.

Most of my garden can't go in until May due to our really cold nights here. I did plant my onions, peas and herbs.

I am going to be planting Sweet Potatoes/Yams this year. Its a first time for me. Has anyone done them here in Utah and had them turn out?

Also the tomato I have planted the last couple years isn't going to be available at our nursery. I usually plant Roma and Heartlands. But the Heartlands are not going to be available. Does anyone know any comparable breeds that will mature fast?

 

[yfchoice]

I'm growing a variety called "Stupice" that is supposed to mature in 65 days. Never have tried it before.....Lake Valley seeds puts it out.

Chickenstock? I would prefer to having it before the tour also. It would give us all a chance to meet and get acquainted.

 

[yfchoice]

Hey everyone.....check out my pics in the coop section.....posted Sunday nite

 

[bragabit]

So when do you think that Chicks (fully feathered) can start living outside with proper housing? Without lights?

 

[PacsMan]

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As long as they are dry, and out of the wind, I'd say 7 weeks is ok. At least in April in Southern Utah... Anyone else?

(Isn't it supposed to be 100º in St. George this week??...)

Marty

 

[bragabit]

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As long as they are dry, and out of the wind, I'd say 7 weeks is ok. At least in April in Southern Utah... Anyone else?

(Isn't it supposed to be 100º in St. George this week??...)

Marty

I am in southern Utah but we are really at a high elevation so our temps are just like those in Salt Lake. Our highs are supposed to be mid 70's