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Are We There Yet?
Here in New England, you know you’re in winter all right, when the first deep frost hits and all the leaves and flowers that soldiered on through chilly days and tinges of frost finally surrender and fall to the ground. Done. But spring? Continue reading
Posted in Plants, Spring
Tagged apple, asparagus, cherry, climate, crocus, daffodil, dogs, early planting, frost, magnolia, peach, protest, scilla, snow, spring frost, sugarsnap peas
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Spring Fevers
Does this ever happen to you during winter? You start out with all these ideas about how you’ll make the winter cozy and/or productive and/or b-e-a-r-a-b-l-e, and before you know it, none of that has happened and the seed catalogs have piled up and there has been no knitting, barely any pickles or chutneys made, and no chestnuts roasting by an open fire. Nor has the stack of must-read books receded by one millimeter. Continue reading
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Tagged bonsai, climate change, cold stratification, daffodils, early planting, garden tasks, grow lights, indoor planting, Joe Pye weed, last frost date, New England aster, planting calculator, plants, raised beds, red columbine, seasons, seed starting, seeds, snow, spring, Ukraine relief, Wild Seed Project, winter
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