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Tweet Cutting Back Perennials As your perennials start to decline, it is time to cut them back. Last week we discussed leaving some grasses and plants without cutting to add interest in the winter garden. The majority of the plants … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicken Wire, Cutting, Frozen Plants, Garden Plants, Grasses, Insulation, Leaves, Marsh, Mold, Reason, Snow Cover, Snow Coverage, Spring Bulbs, Spurt, Tender Perennials, Tender Plants, Winter Garden, Woody Cuttings
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Tweet Milk Jug Seed Starting Northern Gardener Magazine. Jan. 2009 Start seeds outdoors in winter, using recycled products and Mother Nature Gather Your Supplies. You’ll need scissors, duct tape, (3M clear), sharp utility knife, plant labels, environmental garden marker, and … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Welcome
Tagged Consistency, Duct Tape, Gallon Milk, Marker, Milk Jug, Milk Jugs, Mini Greenhouse, Mother Nature, Northern Gardener Magazine, Package Directions, Perennials, Potting Mix, Rain And Snow, Recycled Products, Scissors, Seeds, Slits, Starting Start, Tender Plants, Transpiration, Utility Knife, Weather, West Side
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