Tomato PlugsJune 9, 2010
Traditionally in our area home gardeners aim for having their gardens fully planted by the May 24 long weekend. With recent climate changes there has been a push for some home gardeners to start putting their vegetables in too soon. Our average day of last frost (ADLF) is usually around May 8 but we had a good frost here on May 14 this year so those with warmer weather
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