Google Alert - Garden Planting

	Garden Planting Daily update ⋅ March 6, 2021
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	'Fearless Gardening' encourages a bold, expressive approach to growing Seattle Times Bohl is a gardener who knows her plants, which is impressive considering that most of what is growing in her garden (you'll find a long list on her blog) ... Flag as irrelevant
	The time is ripe to think about planting seeds for St. Louis gardens STLtoday.com He's never done this before, so I'm intrigued. Apparently, now is roughly the time to start growing plants indoors from seed for your outdoor gardens, or at ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ann Wright: Companions in the garden The Union of Grass Valley Companion planting can also help make the most of garden space – plant carrots, onions and lettuce together for instance. The concept has longevity ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to attract beneficial insects to your garden Press-Enterprise Flowers add color and visual interest to vegetable gardens. Try planting purple alyssum with Japanese eggplants. Marigolds and nasturtiums look great ... Flag as irrelevant
	Aging gardeners can still have great gardens if they adapt Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Plant shrubs. Choose those that colonize and take over a bed in lieu of perennial plantings that require more time to maintain. Carefully chosen, they can ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here's what to plant now in your March garden The San Diego Union-Tribune Start seeds now for your summer vegetable crops, such as okra, tomato, peppers, eggplant and basil. In six or eight weeks, the seedlings will be large ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening: Growing tomatoes can be challenging but well worth it Charleston Post Courier Vegetable gardening is growing in popularity and it is easy to see why. Growing food for oneself is a wonderful way to not only get out into the garden ... Flag as irrelevant
	SKIP RICHTER: Timely tips for the weekend gardener Bryan-College Station Eagle Plant warm-season vegetables: The average last frost date has passed, and so it's time to begin planting the warm-season vegetable garden. Tomatoes, ... Flag as irrelevant
	In the Garden: Get a jumpstart on the garden The Spokesman-Review We're all just dying to get something planted in our vegetable gardens, right? ... That's because I have a project to help you get a jump on planting. Flag as irrelevant
	Plant a Rain Garden for immediate benefits! Times-Mail Linda's list of shade tolerant rain garden plants are shared on this page. For more details about native plants for your rain garden, visit Indiana Native ... Flag as irrelevant
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