JANUARY: WEEK FOUR
In last week’s column we discussed seed catalogues. I hope you found one or two of them that suited your gardening needs. Unfortunately, it may take a week or two for them to arrive but now you have the urge to grow something and it’s single digits outside.
There is one way [...]
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This week’s installment of “What Should I do in the Garden Today” pertains to seed catalogues and placing your seed orders. Each year I enjoy reading the various seed catalogues that I receive. I have included a list of some favorites and why I purchase from them…..and what I avoid.
A review of seed suppliers [...]
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“WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN THIS WEEK” - January Week Two , submitted by Winestained
As I sit inside watching the snow fall waiting for the next round of shoveling my sidewalk, it is a great time to begin writing my first installment of “What to do in the Garden this Week”. I know, it may seem crazy at [...]
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Interesting info about dairy farming.
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Hello All – Ive got a challenge for you. Artists and artisans, foodies and gardeners, and those who have good ideas. We need some new Victory Garden Initiative T-shirts. Something sexy, something funny, something interesting, something we can hand screen print. Got any ideas? If you come up with something, we will post them on [...]
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Hello All,
Today, I would like to introduce to you one of our fellow co-conspirators, who has a knack for writing and researching really great, basic and complex gardening information. I met “Winestained” on craigslist just over a year ago. I put out an add, probably not unlike the gorilla from Ishmael, in search of gardeners [...]
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