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Here are my garden plans for the week of 3-7-11 with a bit of a recap of last weeks projects.
Only the comfrey in the pot survived this very wet season that we are just coming out of!
I’m not an expert on growing apples, but I’ve been fortunate to be around apple trees for most of
Farm fresh strawberries of Chak Shahzad .
Pruning is important for good tree health, for larger fruit and ease of picking.
This is my first full year on my own and I'm starting my first kitchen garden.
There are dozens of reasons to start a garden from seed and other contributors to this site have
Spring is right in front of today!
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