Sentence examples for frost dates from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the contemporary climate change has resulted in widespread and ongoing shifts in phenology across many taxa and within varied geographic regions (Cleland et al. 2007) because temperature influences the timing of development, both alone and through interactions with other cues (e.g. frost dates, growing season length).

In the latter study, a shift in earlier springs that did not coincide with a shift in frost dates produced the performance declines (Inouye 2008).

Due to our small population size, we classified the timing of symptom onset as warm weather (April September) or cold weather (October March), as defined Philadelphia region frost dates.

Begin with several packets of seed mixes, planting them indoors six to eight weeks before the last frost date.

So gather them up (they look much better when planted in groups anyway) and care for them inside until after the last frost date in your area.

She has arrived home just in time -- precisely eight weeks before the last expected frost date -- to start her tomato seedlings.

Check the first frost date for your hardiness zone — Oct. 19 in New York City — and count backward to figure the number of days you have for a seed, if planted now, to produce a mature plant.

On that last frost date, start acclimating the plants to life outdoors by moving them outside on balmy days to a location sheltered from the full forces of wind and sun.

Most warm-season vegetables and flowers should not be sown indoors until 5 to 7 weeks before the last frost date (eggplant, 8 to 10 weeks before the nighttime temperature remains above 55).

Plant outdoors after the last frost date for your area.

Start them indoors two weeks before the last frost date.