Google Alert - Garden Planting

	Garden Planting Daily update ⋅ November 20, 2020
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	Use native plants to support biodiversity, garden designer says Marin Independent Journal "I planted them before I educated myself on biodiversity and wouldn't have chosen them now," she says. "This just proves to me that all gardens evolve ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sharon Hull, This Week in the Garden | Prepared to protect cold-tender plants Santa Cruz Sentinel Nighttime temps so far this autumn have been mild but since a frost could occur at any time, be prepared to protect cold-tender plants in your garden. Flag as irrelevant
	Williams: Growing Brussels sprouts in the winter garden The Northwest Florida Daily News Here are suggestions from retired UF/IFAS Extension vegetable specialist Jim Stephens on growing this unique crop in Florida. Brussels sprouts are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Herb gardening for kids. Wreath making. Here are 7 events for SoCal plant lovers Los Angeles Times Stay safe and keep growing! Through Nov. 20. The Los Angeles Biodiversity Symposium is a five-day event (two hours each afternoon) cosponsored by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Planting design basics | The Real Dirt Chico Enterprise-Record What can I give my plants? What garden style do I want? What plant "jobs" need to be filled in my yard? Is my yard ready to plant? Flag as irrelevant
	Growing Your Garden: Grow amaryllis now for Christmas blooms StCatharinesStandard.ca ... the cash register at the garden centre. I look at the boxes and think, maybe next week — but it really is time to stock up and get the bulbs planted. Flag as irrelevant
	Plant violas now for fall to spring color Meridian Star Garden centers still have a great selection, so get yours today. • Dr. Gary Bachman is an Extension and research professor of horticulture at the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Five tips from the experts to keep your garden hydrated this summer Stuff.co.nz "Get that right and your plants will be fine." When planting, dig a large hole, add your plant then, instead of piling the garden soil back in, use garden mix ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening jobs for the weekend: It's time to plant for spring, from hydrangeas to the sweet ... iNews Winter is planting time; thorny hedges to raise security, hardy small trees or large shrubs, soothing blue hydrangeas and tasty but compact soft fruit. Flag as irrelevant
	Returning the 'three sisters' – corn, beans and squash – to Native American farms nourishes ... The Conversation US And sunflowers planted around the edges of the garden created a natural fence, protecting other plants from wind and animals and attracting pollinators. Flag as irrelevant
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