Need help with the Polish idiom about the weather in March

I don't remember it, but it means something like March is like a pot, meaning we can have anything. In Polish, I think it's like in March like in a pot. Can you help?

w Marcu tak jak w garcu.
It means you can have all kind of weather in March

You got it right,it means that that March is like a pot with all kinds of weather.Have you ever heard similar one about April?

"Kwiecień plecień co przeplata,trochę zimy,trochę lata".

W marcu jak w garncu. A w maju jak w gaju.

Dokładnie. and idzie luty podku buty-here comes February, put horshoes on your boots or something like that.


po, not co. my students did the correction this morning. Thanks for the help guys.

Maybe up north they say "po" in central PL it's "co".Trust me.Funny,there was already a Brit here (Seanus,btw what's up with him?) trying to teach me Polish and now an American.Maybe I should start lecturing Brits and Americans about English?

'Po' has no sense here. If any correction, it should be 'bo'. And indeed, I've always known this proverb as such:

Kwiecień plecień, bo przeplata
trochę zimy, trochę lata.

Well, in this example "bo" and "co" have both pretty much the same meaning.

grubas, i wasn't trying to teach you Polish. I'm not that presumptuous. I was just telling you what my students told me. As you suggested, maybe it's a regional thing. I sure don't know.

And Ziemowit, I see what you're getting at. Hey guys, I'm just trying to learn.

It's all good.I didnt mean to sound nasty.


Good,we are trying to help.Take it easy.