[EvW]

Not my part of country. Sorry!

[coyotech]

Yes, friends that live up there say it’s been crazy with the snow. But spring is coming, even there! However, once you get above freezing nights and the snow has melted enough to dig, it’s probably safe to plant. That might be later than usual, but not all summer … down here in the high desert we don’t get much snow and winter hasn’t been remarkable, but it’s still getting into the 20s some nights. Lots of things are growing fine on their own, but I haven’t planted any new stuff yet on account of the night temperatures. You can take a hint from what’s growing in your area on their own. If you’re getting lots of weeds, your garden will grow too. At least the hardier things. If the weeds aren’t coming up yet, then the garden might not, either.

[Jodyanngray]

Now, that makes sense! Thanks

[coyotech]

We went to Mt. Lassen for my HS graduation in ancient days, summer of ’73. We were about the only ones at the hotel, and we had a snowball fight in the pool in June.😆

[Bavaria65]

There are Websites I use what will give you the Weather forecast for the Week/Month/Year .It seems pretty accurate .

[coyotech]

I like the Farmer’s Almanac forecasts for longer range. They do a pretty good job.

[Bavaria65]

I use a lot of their tips and tricks in the Garden ! For Weather I use weather25

[Woodsman]

Play it by gut feelings. Focus on “your” immediate climate ( see it as your micro climate ). Have back-up plants … meaning don’t place all of them at risk at one time. There is no telling when it comes to the weather. Good luck! 🍀🌿

[Tx_Ncgirl]

Have you Thought about Winter Sowing? There is a FB and YT pages about what it is and how to do it. Its pretty simple. Looks like you will have the weather to still do ir