That's ok. February is planting month and I need to build a fence around my garden. Maples will be in full bloom by 3rd week in February, too. I'm done chasing snow after the first week in Feb.
Didn't realize GA was in the tropics now.
GA is subtropics
I like to give it bout February 17 …. Been my cutoff date chasing winter storms for my area … then bring on my spring severe weather ….
Yes, the planting zones moved up, 7b to 8a in my area.
Good thing Jan hasn't started yet.
That's true but it does seem important to get on the board in january.
How much better are the odds if we get a dusting??
You must be planting greens. That’s too early to even plant potatoes. I’m not that much north of you and my ground takes until early May usually to be warm enough for most summer plants. I wasted a lot of rotten corn and okra seeds to discover that.
January is fixing be on the clock ….
Great stats but doesn't really seem to strongly support ninos mean fab febs a whole lot. Seems to be a mixed bag. 6-ninos, 4-neuts, 3-ninas
I don't have a site that has pre 1950 enso data if someone does I'll expand the window
Yes, cool season veggies. You can usually get a crop in before it gets too warm in late spring. They bolt and then we can harvest the seed.
Your list is missing 1999-2000
I usually overwinter some garlic. I’ve grown greens but never tried seed saving. I need to do that.
So, what we gather from the data is this, if it doesn't snow in January, then February and March are off the table as well. Interesting that Webber is going against data that is 150 years old. Bet he is banking on us getting some snow that last week in January.
