What vegetables can be planted outside now?
A– Make sure the soil is dried out and crumbles easily in your hand; otherwise, wait until it dries more. Harden off all transplanted seedlings, and wait until at least the middle of April for best results, unless you have a very protected area. From seedlings: lettuce, onions, biennial or perennial or tender perennial herbs (including chives, parsley, oregano, thyme, sage, rosemary). Cover them if a frost is expected. From seed: peas & snow peas, turnips and misc. greens, beets, carrots, lettuce, mixed salad greens, onion sets, parsnips, radishes, cabbage & broccoli & other members of the cabbage family.
