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Reply Outdoor spring planting in Rhode Island should start after April 19 the average time of year the final spring freeze occurs, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, which also sets optimum times for planting garden favorites like corn and potatoes. (Liana Messina/Patch) NEWPORT, RI The right time to start planting seeds outside varies by year, and even more so by region. But an Old Farmer s Almanac tool can help gardeners in Rhode Island plan ahead by finding the typical date of the final spring frost. Rhode Island gardeners should be in good shape to plant outdoor seedlings, since the last frost date was projected to be April 19. That kicked off a 182-day planting season, ahead of the expected first frost Oct. 19. ....
Seed sellouts are plaguing spring gardeners yet again Updated Mar 11, 2021; Posted Mar 11, 2021 Demand for garden seeds is up again, and sellers are facing another year of order delays, back orders, and sellouts. Facebook Share This year, even that didn’t help. Like a lot of gardeners, Moyer has run into sellouts already – and weeks-long delays even when her wish-list items were available. “I ordered some seeds, and the website had a big banner saying they were so busy it might take two to three weeks to ship,” she said. “Some other seed companies I looked at had lots of out-of-stocks. It’s the same with plant nurseries. Some items are already sold out.” ....
The wife of a ranch hand on the Tahoka Lake Ranch brought the purple aster to light. A garden club member in Lubbock sent the seeds back East. As you read this, I am on vacation. Yet I did not forget the statewide readership of the Think, Texas newsletter and column. In my absence, allow me to offer a March 28, 2020, column by Christina Stephens, a frequent contributor to the Caprock Chronicles, a historical series edited by Jack Becker, a librarian at Texas Tech University. It was originally published in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. The first Texas native wildflower that became ingrained in my memory was a little purple aster flower, and it happened to me while working on saving a historical Texas ranch headquarters. ....