It's an unusually warm, even hot Spring. Days into the 80s, but nights into high 30s to low 40s. I decided to plant out the rest of the first group of tomato plants. I am covering them on the coldest nights.
No photos of the potatoes. They were from Fedco in Maine. Varieties Algonquin (Early variety), Envol ("The earliest of the early"), Kennebec (my favorite, a very good baker) mid season, and Russet Burbank (Always good) late season.
This is about the earliest that I have planted tomatoes, and the latest I have planted potatoes.
The Clancy potato seedlings have been doing OK. There were some freezes, and there are a few frosted leaves, but they seem to be growing well. I covered them on those freezing nights for protection.
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