Feb. 6, 2012. Such a warm winter.
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Winter Gardening with Pam and Billy wk 6 #1 Feb. 0
It’s Feb. Super Bowl and we are still getting to eat salads from our garden. Skipped a wk.
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Winter Gardening with Pam and Billy wk2 #1 0
Jan 9, 2012. Preparing the seed bed for the early spring harvest. 4 kinds of lettuce, spinach, mâché, claytonia (a new personal favorite), kale We use composted soil to plant the seeds right on top of the top layer of leaves
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Winter Gardening with Pam and Billy #7 0
Still Jan. 3, 2012.
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Winter Vegetable Gardening in the Desert & How to Make a Cockroach Trap 0
John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip to a Viewers house to check out what’s growing on in the Winter Garden in Las Vegas. In this episode you will learn what crops you can plant in the winter time in the Las Vegas Desert that will grow successfully. In addition, you will discover how to use common household items to make a simple, but effective cockroach trap.
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Winter Gardening Tip: Maintenance (Life Around Home) 0
It may be winter, but gardening isn’t over! Gardening Expert Phillip Watson shares some tips on what we can be doing over the colder months. You can re-edge your green beds to make them crisper, put down fresh mulch, and cut back your perennials so you don’t have a big scruffy mess to look at all winter long. Phillip also leaves a 4″ stem on his lily bulbs so when he is digging in the spring, he does not accidentally dig into the bulbs.
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New container beds for my fall/winter gardening 0
Happy to have 2 new container beds to plant some fall/winter vegetables! Also, has anyone found seeds in their “seedless watermelon”? I did! I’m going to try to grow them and see if I can get something from them. That is if they are not dud seeds..
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Aquascape’s How To Prepare Your Pond for Fall and Winter – 2011 0
Aquascape’s Dave Kelly, The Tech Guy, teaches you all of the pro tips and tricks for properly winterizing your pond.
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Fall Vegetable Gardening 0
A video of the seedlings in my fall vegetable garden and the structures that will protect the vegetables through the winter allowing me to harvest them as I need to.
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