Now that it’s starting to warm up, Erin and Rick talk about planting annuals.
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Question by frankrizz07: When can I start planting annuals. I live in the northeast ( ma)?
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Answer by Contessa
Now is a good time. As a rule after the last frost or a ground temp of 65. You can even plant zinnas from seeds.
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Tags: Planting, annuals
After your last frost date and when the night temps are 68 to 70 degrees.
I would wait a bit if I were you, here in (hot) west Texas we are suppose to drop back down into the 40 next week. Will it ever end this winter/spring???! Everything is starting to grow by very very slowly.
Go here for your frost dates:
http://www.victoryseeds.com/frost/
I would wait a few more weeks. I live in Vermont and wait until the weekend before memorial day. My mom in New Jersey plants about 2 weeks before that.