I had folks come to the greenhouse last weekend to get plants. It had been warm but I sent them home plantless and asked them to come see me in 2 months. Susan The Chile Woman On Fri, 17 Mar 2006, jim wrote: > It really doesn't necessarily do you any good to plant sooner. Plant growth > is based mostly upon soil temperatures (above 55 F). Even though we might > have an 'unseasonably' run of warm air temps, the ground temp might still be > cool. The earth acts as a pretty good cold sink ;-) Your plants will do > *much* better in that nice, warm greenhouse. I plant late because here > (Indy) we occasionally get a late season frost & that would be disastrous for > me. > > Try it sometime- take a set of plants & put them in as early as you can & > take another set & leave them in the greenhouse till normal. See which ones > do better. It would make for some interesting science fun. > > -Jim C > Mild to Wild(R) > >