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Gardening

randr

(12,568 posts)

7. Early warm up in Western Colorado

Reply to intheflow (Original post)

Sat May 10, 2014, 09:50 AM

May 2014

pushed fruit trees into flowering a few weeks ago. Several lite frosts have ruined most stone fruit. I have a beautiful bloom on my peaches and apricots until a 23 degree night two weeks ago. Hoping to ride out this storm and get to planting next week.

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Colorado gardening wisdom says it's safe to start your garden after [View all] intheflow May 2014 OP

Yikes! beac May 2014 #1

I think our season is kind of short already. intheflow May 2014 #4

My new philosophy.. PLant nothing that can't be brought inside before June .... hlthe2b May 2014 #2

Most of my stuff is pretty cold-hardy. intheflow May 2014 #5

San Diego is famous for "May Gray" JayhawkSD May 2014 #3

Here in W PA, Curmudgeoness May 2014 #6

Early warm up in Western Colorado randr May 2014 #7

We also had a light frost a couple weeks ago. intheflow May 2014 #8