Frost

[Elitebowhunter]

I am down in the southwest part of the state and the whole month of March we had temps in the 80's and 90's 2 or 3 days. I went down to check on my clover plot from last year and the clover is about 8-10 inches high already. Anyone else concered about the possibilities of frost the beginning of next week?

There is a few farmers around this area that have corn in the ground already that is starting to come up.

 

[LoessHillsArcher]

I'm not too concerned about frost on the clover but as for the other plants/trees out there... I'm a bit nervous. Not sure what to expect, time will tell I guess.

 

[hotshott2289]

most everyone i know is waiting to plant till the 11th since thats when insurance kicks in

 

[SEIowaDeerslayer]

I've heard that baby corn can withstand frost but beans can't. That's why a lot of farmers wait til pretty late to plant beans. Clover is pretty tough stuff, I would think that even if a frost wilts it a little bit it will spring back with warm weather.