Warm-season crops (beans, tomatoes, corn) need soil at 60°F minimum, 70°F ideal. Check georgiaweather.net for local data. In Dallas, GA, 2006 soil temps reached 60°F after April 14. Use a soil thermometer at 2-inch depth. Planting too early in cold soil causes rot and poor germination.
Wait for warmth—calendar dates vary yearly.
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