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When the days are short and cold, it’s the perfect time to start dreaming of green again. January and February are ideal for planning your spring garden — setting yourself up for a season of growth and success. 1. Review Last Year’s Garden Think about what worked and what didn’t. Were there crops that underperformed or pests that caused trouble? Use those lessons to plan better this year’s layout and plant choices. 2. Plan and Rotate Crops Crop rotation helps improve soil health and reduce disease. Sketch a simple map of where each crop will go this year. Make sure heavy feeders like tomatoes or corn rotate with legumes or leafy greens. 3. Start Seeds Indoors For early vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and herbs, start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before your last frost date. Use quality seed-starting mix, grow lights, and trays to give your plants a strong start. 4. Check Tools and Supplies Clean and sharpen your tools, test your soil, and make a shopping list for seeds, soil, and fertilizer now — before the rush of spring. Winter may feel long, but spring will be here before you know it — and a little planning now means a garden that’s ready to thrive when the sun returns.

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Its Valentine’s Day and Mark Gibbs is here to help you with fertilizing your freshly …

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A Song of Praise for Native Grasses Although the word "grass" probably brings to mind a broad, short, dense carpet of greenery where children play and families picnic, tallgrass and mixed prairies once dominated the landscape of North America. While we aren't the biggest fans of lawn grasses, we love native grasses around here. In

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Botanical wonderland in East Austin, Texas featuring herbs and veggies, shrubs and trees, houseplants and local artisan merch

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What's behind the green door? Turn up your sound 🔊 and click full screen 🔳 Do you see your porch in our collection of Lone Star deliveries? 👀 Since you're already here, check out our NEW ITEMS! We add a new drop every Thursday!

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Explore exciting job opportunities at Louisiana Nursery! We're hiring for various positions in sales, plant care, and delivery. Apply online today!

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Hillside Nursery's Tree Farm, located just one mile south of Derby, has been growing an outstanding selection of trees and nursery stock in the Wichita area

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Transform your landscape effortlessly with Spring Hill Nursery's boxwood shrubs. Buy online and they will be delivered right to your doorstep. Enhance your outdoor space today!

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Contact Kellogg & 111th St. Intersection has Closed! Exit Kellogg at Maize Rd. Take the Frontage Rd. West WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU Come by and see us at 11200 W Kellogg Ave (Half mile west of Maize Rd) Wichita, KS 67209 Please note, we do not ship merchandise. Thanks! Call Now Notice:…

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Grow a Marina Strawberry Tree for dark green foliage, gorgeous pink flowers, & edible red fruit! This tree is a garden favorite of many. Shop your own here!