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Continue reading →: Spring Gardening Workshop
Where: Sedgwick County Extension Center 4-H Hall, 7001 W. 21st St. N, Wichita When: Saturday, January 21, 2012, 8:30 am-3:00 pm Cost: $10 per person, due in advance To Register: springgardening.eventbrite.com or call Angie at 660-0100 The 9th annual Spring Gardening Workshop will be held at the Sedgwick County Extension…
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Continue reading →: Gardening Show Ideas
A Master Gardener shared this link with me, and I thought it was too good to pass up! From Black Walnut Dispatch, “Top Ten New Gardening Show Ideas.” An excerpt: What Not to Plant. Each week, a snarky pair of hosts selects a different homeowner who has no design sense…
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Continue reading →: 2012 Goals, Plans, & Resolutions
It seems like most of the garden blogs I read have been doing some type of New Year’s Resolutions, and so I’m going to jump on the bandwagon a few days late. This is a mixture of goals and plans for the blog and the garden. (The garden goals are…
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Continue reading →: Why Good Drainage is Important for Your Garden
This is just one of the reasons that we are renovating our demonstration garden: The tracks are from several weeks ago, when we were working to remove the remaining concrete from the wheelchair garden area. There had been a little bit of rain a few days before, and the bobcat…
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Continue reading →: Holiday Tomatoes?
Erica commented on the previous post with a link to a Star Tribune article about the potential for growing container tomatoes as Christmas decorations! Here’s the article for your reading pleasure. I think tomatoes could be a hit as Christmas decorations/gifts if they find that they can be consistently and…
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