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Soil TemperatureStarting to check soil temperatures in central Missouri, and the germination times and temperature charts. Current soil temperature is 40 degrees. Need around 50 degrees or so to start planting cool weather garden crops. Guessing another two weeks before planting peas, radish, etc.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Soil TemperaturePlanted peas and beets early last week. Beets are starting to come up, but peas are still in the ground. Also planted about 150 onion plants, reds and yellow Granex. Waiting on weather for cabbage and broccoli.
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Re: Soil TemperaturePlanted peas and beets early last week. Beets are starting to come up, but peas are still in the ground. Also planted about 150 onion plants, reds and yellow Granex. Waiting on weather for cabbage and broccoli.
"It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows." -Epictetus
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Re: Soil TemperatureA guy down the road here has a few peas about 3 inches tall, but if they freeze he can re-plant them!---I havent got the radishes planter yet, danged 42 + mph wind now to contend with and I cant walk around in it! thanks; sonny
Re: Soil TemperatureCabbage (4 var.), broccoli (2 var.) and 10 lbs. seed potatoes (red and white) went in today.
"It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows." -Epictetus
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