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Garden Journaling with Phenology Facts

July 7, 2023 by Linda SE

Where do you find good gardening models, resources, and information on how to care for a garden over time?  Old-time gardeners relied on the bloom sequence of common and native plants growing in their local regions to let them know it was safe to sow seeds and set plants in the garden. MORE

SOURCE: National Garden Bureau

Filed Under: Environment /Water, Farming, From The Ground Up, Gardening Methods, General Gardening / Landscaping Tagged With: phenology

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