Start seeds indoors to get a jump on summer gardening season
Some of you are already dreaming about garden season. Heather Johnson from Bachman’s joins us to find out how you can get a jump on your summer garden by starting seeds indoors.
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Some of you are already dreaming about garden season. Heather Johnson from Bachman’s joins us to find out how you can get a jump on your summer garden by starting seeds indoors.
A Minnesota horticulture teacher has set a new world record in California for the heaviest pumpkin after growing a giant jack-o'-lantern gourd weighing 2,749 pounds.
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Are you ready to roll up your sleeves? Rebecca Kolls is giving us the green light to dig in.
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Before you put your green thumbs to work, there are some things to keep in mind to make sure your yard is ready for the season.
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