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Garden Bargain or Bust?

November 12, 2018 by Kathy N

When summer season draws to a close, garden centers prepare for winter by discounting prices on in-stock nursery items, such as perennials, shrubs and trees. How do you know if that clearance plant is a bargain or a waste of your money?  Follow these steps to assure that your fall bargain purchase will survive the winter and thrive next growing season.

Source:  Penn State Extension

Filed Under: General Gardening / Landscaping, Herbs, Perennials /Annuals, Shrubs /Trees /Groundcover Tagged With: bargain plants, discounted plants

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