When the threat of a frost has passed. Freeze temp is 32 degrees, so if the night time temperatures are above that consistently, your plants should be ok.
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When the threat of a frost has passed. Freeze temp is 32 degrees, so if the night time temperatures are above that consistently, your plants should be ok.
temperatures should remain at least 60 degrees and above
You can plant cold weather Pansies right now; even with the threat of frost. Otherwise, rule of thumb, Memorial weekend is safe to do other planting.
When there is no more danger of frost and nighttime Temps are above 50