| Date | Link |
|---|---|
| January 25-31 | Spring -13 |
| February 1-7 | Spring -12 |
| February 8-14 | Spring -11 |
| February 15-21 | Spring -10 |
| February 22-28 | Spring -9 |
| March 1-7 | Spring -8 |
| March 8-14 | Spring -7 |
| March 15-21 | Spring -6 |
| March 22-28 | Spring -5 |
| March 29-April 4 | Spring -4 |
| April 5-11 | Spring -3 |
| April 12-18 | Spring -2 |
| April 19-25 | Spring -1 |
| April 26-May 2 | Spring 0 |
| May 3-9 | Spring 1 |
| May 10-16 | Spring 2 |
| May 17-23 | Spring 3 |
Is Layton, East Bench just of Highway 89 Green?
I’m not super familiar with that area , but it looks to me like the closest location listed on the chart is Farmington, with a date of May 1. If you tend to have similar weather to Farmington, I would use that date.
You’re right on the edge of the two groups. If it is a mild winter/spring and you are excited, I would follow the yellow schedule. If it is a cold winter-spring and you are more relaxed, I would use the green schedule.
I’m confused by the chart, but I think I’m yellow. I live in Salt Lake City (Rose Park area.) Can you help me clear this up? I really want to garden this year!
I think you are yellow! Don’t forget to sign up for the newsletter!
so, I think I’m yellow, that’s the newsletter I signed up for, I’m the south end of SLC, just want to make sure I’m getting the right one. Thanks
I have a friend in Taylorsville, and she’s Yellow. So you’re probably in the right group.
you are amazing! thank you!!
I can’t place what color I’m in. I live in Winchester IN 47394 can you help? Thanks Priscilla
Priscilla,
I have your date as April 25, which makes you Yellow!
Emily,
I live on the East Benches in SLC (Cottonwood Heights), closer to the mountains, should I follow Yellow or Green?
Most of Salt Lake county is Yellow, but since you are higher up and get the first snow and last snow, I would say go Green! Emily
I followed the chart – middle column middle row which says April 26th for Hartford, CT but is that correct – I’d be yellow? Thanks for your help! Lisa
If you don’t believe my chart, ask around. Call your local extension office and ask when your frost date is.