With the growing season fast approaching, here’s some tips t...

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  "content": "With the growing season fast approaching, here’s some tips to help get you going! \n\nPumpkins start to germinate at soil temperatures between 65° and 70°F. Get a head start by sowing some of your pumpkin seeds a few days before your last expected frost date. Ten days later, when sprouts begin to appear, sow a second row about 6 inches from the first. If a late killing frost arrives, you can depend on the second crop. If a killing frost does not occur, pull out the second planting.\n\nhttps://image.nostr.build/5ee2afb1ef4c8cf838c6c3d0a1fbd19fdd49edafa9307e2e56f991139ad7cbea.jpg",
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