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According to Master Gardener John Hethrington, "Wet Spring, Strong Summer Ahead".
After a slow, cool, and very wet spring across our region, it’s natural to feel behind in the garden. You’re not. In fact, this kind of spring often sets the stage for a strong, resilient summer garden—if you work with the conditions rather than against them. A few gentle reminders for right now: Soil needs time to warm and dry before planting Tender crops (beans, corn, annuals) are best left until late May or early June Seedlings benefit from gradual exposure outdoors (harde
May 31 min read
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