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It's March. Spring Arrives!!!
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of our gardening labor.
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perfect source on how to grow just about any plant!
March is a strange month, a month of transition and contrast. For those
of us down south, the sun is already warm overhead and the suntan
lotion has been applied. We are in our gardens, gleefully planting
seeds and transplants. For those of us in the northern part of the
country, March is a month of slow but steady progression from
winter to spring.... in like a lion, out like a lamb. We are waiting as
we lovingly watch our indoor transplants sprout and begin to grow. We
are counting the days until we can get outdoors and into the garden. If
your garden season has begun, dive full speed into your garden soil,
preparing your garden beds, along with planting seeds and young plants.
Meanwhile up north, it's okay to let your impatience show. But there
still is plenty of planning to do, and seeds to acquire.
Forsythias are one of spring's earliest blooming bushes. Attractive
and easy to grow. More
on Forsythia bushes.
Top Ten Gardening Tips for March Our newest category offers
you gardening tips each month. Grab a garden tip to use this month. See
March Garden Tips.
A Garden Encyclopedia We strive to provide the most in-depth how to
grow guide sheets and information. Spring planting time is arriving in
your area. In some places, the season is already underway. We've got
plenty of gardening tips and techniques, to help you to grow all of your
favorite vegetables, flowers, herbs,
organics, and your favorite heirlooms, too. Our fact sheets will help you to have the
best garden you can grow.
Indoor Plant Starts - Starting seeds indoors to transplant later,
is one of the joys of gardening. Why let the garden stores have all
the fun, when you can start your own seedlings!? Review the
basics of seed starting, and seedling care. As a rule of thumb, most indoor
planting starts should be planted six to eight weeks before the last frost
in your area. And, that time is now!
Hot Peppers are getting hotter and hotter every year.
Ghost Peppers, the hottest hot
pepper on the planet just a few years ago, now barely makes the top ten list.
Find the Top 10 Hot Peppers in
the world!
From Outer Space? There's a few plants, that seem like they must certainly
be alien in origin. Yet, you can find them growing in your vegetable garden,
right here on Earth. See
it now
Spotlight Garden Plant: You don't need to watch television or listen
to the radio to get the weather forecast. This plant predicts the weather!
See it now
Organic gardening is healthy and growing. Perhaps one of the reasons
you grow your own herbs and vegetables, is to produce healthier food for you
and your family. Even if you're not an organic gardening purist, there are
a lot of easy to use organic gardening tips to make the food you eat even
healthier for you!
Today's Gardening Deep
Thought: "Sow generously, and you will reap
generously."
On the Light Side:
Top
10 Signs You've Gone over the Garden's Edge- How avid a gardener
are you?
Gardening
Holidays -
There are many holiday and special days for gardeners to celebrate our hobby.
Among the holidays coming up in the next few weeks:
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