After record-setting warmth in March, temperatures so far in April have been much more normal. The cabbage planted in the kitchen garden is recovering well enough from a recent frost.
Next up to be planted are carrots and peas.
According to the office of the New Jersey State Climatologist, March 2012 tied for the hottest March on record and was the 10th driest. Perhaps even more noteworthy is that the twelve-month period ending in March ranks as the warmest twelve-month period ever in New Jersey, with records going back to 1895.
Next up to be planted are carrots and peas.
According to the office of the New Jersey State Climatologist, March 2012 tied for the hottest March on record and was the 10th driest. Perhaps even more noteworthy is that the twelve-month period ending in March ranks as the warmest twelve-month period ever in New Jersey, with records going back to 1895.
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