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(31-03-2021, 12:54 PM)doublyjonah Wrote: [ -> ]Zone 11, which would put my last frost date a few weeks earlier than mid May, the date given by garden focused.

Garden Focused puts me in the second week of May. I guess there could a difference between sites depending on whether they're using a simple arithmetic mean (which I guess the PlantMaps site is doing), or a "worst case scenario barring freak weather" date, which is more useful to real gardeners!
I don't get last expected frost dates from my indicator I just have to watch for the leaves opening up, the ash tree in my boundary hedge, though it doesn't bury eggs, it's magic for letting me know when the frost has finishedSmile
(31-03-2021, 09:44 AM)JJB Wrote: [ -> ]I was looking for the predicted last frost date in our area and found this site

Interactive map of  last frost dates

I was really surprised at the differences in areas.  I'm always amazed at how Veggie can transplant tenders well before me, now I know why, her area is a month different to mine.  It's not fairSmile
No use to me here in the Emerald Isle Sad
Thanks Veggie
Looks like they are saying May 1-10, I think I’ll still take a chance on putting the spuds in this weekend, lol keep all the grass from he garden ro spread on top of them if and when.
(31-03-2021, 04:03 PM)Spec Wrote: [ -> ]I don't get last expected frost dates from my indicator I just have to watch for the leaves opening up, the ash tree in my boundary hedge, though it doesn't bury eggs, it's magic for letting me know when the frost has finishedSmile
You should try a plum tree Big Grin
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