they need to have about 4 leaves on each plant and the last frosts should be gone. the weather in iowa has been a bit funky.....i drove home in sleet last tuesday. 30 degree f.
I live in FL.Thanks for your answer.I lived on Long Island for many years and we never planted outside until after Memorial Day,and sometimes we did get the cold weather back and plants died.Enyou your planting
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they need to have about 4 leaves on each plant and the last frosts should be gone. the weather in iowa has been a bit funky.....i drove home in sleet last tuesday. 30 degree f.
until after the last expected frost date for you location
Once the ground soil is warm, minimum fifty degrees, they can be planted. In Florida, I assume you are already at that point. Good luck!
Plant out when all frost has gone..............
https://getbusygardening.com/what-to-do-with-seedlings/
It's usually the middle of May before it's safe to plant in NE Pennsylvania.
You won't get anymore cold weather in Fla now. Get them out there. I used to live in Fla for over 40 yrs