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	garden tips Daily update ⋅ January 17, 2021
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	Neil Sperry's tips to preparing a raised garden bed San Antonio Express-News I'll try to help. When I am preparing my own raised gardens, I will add 2 inches of sphagnum peat moss and 1 inch each of finely ground pine bark mulch, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sherri Sanders: Garden tips for January Searcy Daily Citizen Sherri Sanders: Garden tips for January. Jan 15, 2021; 3 hrs ago; 0. It was a great year for gardening in 2020, simply because so many people were ... Flag as irrelevant
	Garden tip: Avoiding erosion and rainwater runoff Marin Independent Journal Planting native perennial grasses with their deep fibrous roots will help hold the soil. (Don't plant pampas grass, it's an invasive non-native.) Mulch can ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening with Micki: When gardening, you need facts Muskogee Daily Phoenix These are all great garden tips from Jeff Bradenbert, author of "How to Cheat at Gardening and Yard Work." React to this story:. Flag as irrelevant
	Garden Help: Pruning trees (and how to not harm crape myrtle) The Florida Times-Union Garden Help: Pruning trees (and how to not harm crape myrtle). Larry Figart. For the Jacksonville Florida Times-Union USA TODAY NETWORK. Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening goals for this year Salisbury Post Solicit the help of reputable and qualified nurserymen, commercial landscaper or Cooperative Extension agents before planting if you have any doubts ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pittsburgh Today Live CBS Pittsburgh Garden guru Doug Oster has some tips on how to keep your gardening tools maintained and looking sharp! 12 hours ago ... Flag as irrelevant
	Richland County to help residents prep for spring ColaDaily.com We just flipped the calendar to winter a few weeks ago, but it's not too soon to start preparing your yard or garden for spring, according to Richland ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sarah Browning: Fertilizing houseplants takes know-how Lincoln Journal Star How do you determine if your plant is actively growing? ... If salt levels are extremely high, water will move out of plant root tips – being pulled into the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Joe White: Be realistic when planning your gardens Shreveport Times Joe White: Be realistic when planning your gardens ... Should planning for either a flower garden or a vegetable garden (possibly both) have yet to be ... And, yes, these management tips would apply to any vegetable or flower. Flag as irrelevant
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