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	Garden Planting Daily update ⋅ December 28, 2021
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	Garden Guru: Don't plant spring seedlings just yet | Community | theleadernews.com The Leader News Dear Garden Guru,. This "winter" season has been quite mild. Am I crazy for considering planting things that fair well in mild chilly temps or should ... Flag as irrelevant
	Master Gardener: Eight New Year's resolutions for a happy lawn and garden - Tulsa World Tulsa World Garden. Some suggestions for gardeners next year include getting a soil test, planting native plants and planting something new. Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening tips for January | Mount Olive Tribune Mount Olive Tribune Avoid heavy traffic on dormant lawns to prevent the crown of the plant being damaged or killed. Trees, shrubs and flowers. Early in the New Year, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Minter: How you can minimize winter damage to your garden - Tri-City News Tri-City News Planting all your plants, particularly the softer ones, in well-draining soil that has had fine bark mulch added in, is a sure way to toughen them ... Flag as irrelevant
	7 Gorgeous Winter Plants and Flowers That Bloom Even in the Cold Months - Newsweek Newsweek Add a splash of color to your garden months before spring's arrival with ... gardens as being bland, boring and gray but with some key planting in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Garden trends for 2022: Recycle, re-use and rewild | NewsChain NewsChain Realizing that the flowers I planted were actually growing has been so deeply satisfying it's been enough for the whole year of 2021. Swipe for an ... Flag as irrelevant
	S.C. farmer explains why some crops thrive when frost hits, offers tips for winter harvest - WRDW WRDW Planting season is alive and well. ... of Sal's Ol' Timey Feed & Seed in Columbia, even when temperatures drop below freezing, your garden is safe. Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening: The three Rs of Christmas cleanup — reduce, reuse, recycle - The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Dispatch Mulch: Use a sharp pair of pruners to cut the branches into small pieces that can be used as winter mulch on planting beds. Flag as irrelevant
	Here are 7 seeds we planted in 2021 that deserve some nurturing - Toronto Star Toronto Star So why not maximize the number of pollinators to your garden with plants that both bloom and are good to eat? We talked about herbs as a family of ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Plant-Focused Stories You Loved This Year - Greenhouse Grower Greenhouse Grower Subscribe to eNewsletter · Leave a Reply Cancel reply · Related articles · Perspectives on the Future of the Greenhouse Industry · Six Gardening Trends to ... Flag as irrelevant
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