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Happy Thanksgiving!!
Harvest and Thanksgiving - Americans really enjoy November and
Thanksgiving. For just a moment we slow down. We turn to indoor activities.
Cooking and baking returns to our vocabulary. Many of the recipes we use
this month focuses upon apples, pumpkins, and other foods that came out of
our gardens. Most of all, we give thanks to God for the many blessings he
has bestowed upon us and our gardens.
All of us at The Gardener's Network, wish you a very happy, and blessed
Thanksgiving!
Enjoying the Harvest - You grew it. Now, you get to enjoy it. So,
let's cook up some great garden recipes.
How about.........
Garden Recipe Tip of the Day: To avoid getting cut when chopping or
slicing vegetables, let someone else hold the vegetables........
Back to House plants As we edge closer to the first frost, it is time
to select the plants that you will bring indoors to grow as house plants.
If you haven't done so before, try a few herbs. Ones like basil, chives and
oregano are good candidates to grow in your home. In addition to being
good house plants, you can use them in the kitchen.winter long.
Composting .... Don't throw out those dead plants...... compost them.
Collect your garden waste, along the weeds and other plant matter. Turn
it into rich garden soil for next season. The best gardens are grown by gardeners
who make their own compost.
Gardening Tips for November Grab a garden tip or two for this
month. See November Garden
Tips.
Winterizing Shrubs and Trees - Even hardy trees and shrubs can suffer
winter damage. From heavy snow and ice damage, to sun scald, there
are many winter dangers. Learn the most common problems, and how to prevent
damage to your plants.
Today's Garden Quote:
"Old Gardeners never die. They just spade away then throw in the trowel"
H.V. Prochnow, Sr.
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