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Almost forgot – my Rescue Walter White turns TWO today!

u/mrpertinskler — 1 day ago
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Planting pumpkin, watermelon, and corn from seed at high altitude

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. Big Bear Lake is in Southern California, but I'm not sure if our 7000 foot elevation counts as SoCal Gardening.

Lifelong Gardner here, but first time in an Alpine environment. If I plant in mid May, and protect in the event of Frost, does that allow enough growing season? I've read a few things, and it sounds like it's either a maybe, or I'm wasting my time.

One more factor, my backyard is the San Bernardino national Forest so with all the large conifers, sunlight is varied/filtered.

Any opinions or recommendations would be appreciated.

u/mrpertinskler — 4 days ago