Yeah, squash is funny up here for us. You only get 90 days "frost free" and all that means is that there is less than a 50% chance of a frost happeningSeed will come up quickly and no transplant shock.
Right now my 2 hills give me more than I want. By the time the mildew takes them, I'll probably plant something else. But thanks for the idea!
. We've had frosts in June and August, but luckily the ground is usually so warm by then that if it is in the ground it won't die.
If I moved up north I'd have to alter my methods drastically! I'd be lost. I guess we learn to make it work with what we have and where we are.Yeah, squash is funny up here for us. You only get 90 days "frost free" and all that means is that there is less than a 50% chance of a frost happening
Totally. It is all about what you are used to.If I moved up north I'd have to alter my methods drastically! I'd be lost. I guess we learn to make it work with what we have and where we are.
