Got an early start on garden this year.

Marvin Gardens

Got two houses.

I’ll give you a $10 OTer discount though.

Unsure your geography but it is common knowledge around NE GA to not plant until tax day due to what you’re talking about.

My grandpappy used to always say to wait until Good Friday/Easter weekend. Always assumed it was some folklore his grandpappy told him but its served me well.

I waited for this reason. I still have some plants struggling from the snow 2 years ago.

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Wait til you see fertilizer prices

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With all the bullshite I see every day fertilizer should be dirt cheap.

Old people always in a rush to do things too early.

And next week will be crazy hot in much of the Country.

I covered my Spring garden the last two days and will try to keep it from roasting the next week

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And next week will be crazy hot in much of the Country. I covered my Spring garden the last two days and will try to keep it from roasting the next week

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Never have to worry about any of that here on God’s peninsula

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Old timers used to always say, never plant before good friday.

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We’ve always thought that when the “coons” are still sitting on buckets while on the bank fishing, the ground is still too cold. When they move to sit on the ground, is the perfect time to plant…

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Unless it’s cold hardy, we don’t plant here until after Derby Day (1st Saturday in May).

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If you are in certain areas of the south, you cannot wait that long.

Tomatoes are probably the worst at this. Too early they freeze, too late they don’t produce enough because once you start having 90 degree days, good bye productivity from your plants.