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Issue 2: April 2011

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2.1 When to Add Manure?

2.2 Why Use Peat Moss?

2.3 How much Compost?

2.4 Great Soil Deconstructed

2.5 What's Organic Matter?

Issue 1: Archives

1.1 The Dreaded Winter Moth

1.2 It's Time To . . .

1.3 Deer Resistant Bulbs

1.4 Create a Seasonal Dried Flower Arrangement from your Garden
. . . Easy HOW-TO

1.5 How to Deal with Invasive Exotics

1.6 Plants with PRESENCE

1.7 May Chores in the Garden

1.8 Cut Flower Gardens

1.9 Clematis - So Many to Choose From

1.10 White Grubs in Lawns

1.11 Planning a Colorful Border Garden

1.12 Edible Gardens Can Look Too Good to Eat

1.13 Spring Chores in the Garden

1.14 Vegetable Gardens as Ornamental Gardens

1.15 Plants - Where Do They Come From?

1.16 In My Garden

1.17 Moss - Why Not Just Leave It? - You'll Love It

1.18 Spring on Cape Cod

1.19 Proven Winners^TMFeatured at Pine Tree

1.20 Winter Landscaping

1.21 Plan Now for Next Season's Beauty

1.22 Paperwhite Narcissus & Amaryllis

1.23 Checklist of Garden Chores in Preparation for Winter

1.24 Attracting Birds in Winter

1.25 Living Christmas Trees

1.26 GRASS GARDENS

1.27 Don't Forget the Annuals!

1.28 May Chores in the Garden

1.30 Invest in the Outside

1.31 Perennial Favorites for the Garden

1.32 Nectar for Butterflies

1.33 Food for Caterpillars

1.34 How Butterfly Gardens Work

1.35 Carrots

1.36 April Chores in the Garden

1.37 Happily Growing in Our Greenhouse

SIGNUP FOR OUR GARDEN
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GARDEN CLASSES & EVENTS
- Monday, May 27, 2013
  » MEMORIAL DAY!
- Saturday, June 01, 2013
  » Perennials for 10 Months of Bloom - Free Workshop
- Saturday, June 08, 2013
  » Disease and Fungus Control in your Gardens - Free Workshop
- Saturday, June 15, 2013
  » Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Hummingbirds to your Garden - Free Workshop
- Sunday, June 16, 2013
  » FATHER'S DAY!
- Saturday, June 22, 2013
  » Roses Galore - Free Workshop
GARDEN SPOT
IT'S TIME TO...
- Cut back ornamental grasses to just above ground level before new growth begins.
  
  Summer & fall flowering clematis, which produce buds on new wood, can be pruned to the strongest canes.
  
  Sow seeds for peas, carrots, scallions, radishes, lettuce & chard directly in the garden.
  
  Now is the time to prune & fertilize your roses, but NOT ramblers. You can also plant new roses now but do not fertilize them until they bloom.
  
  Pot up summer blooming bulbs. Keep indoors by a sunny window until danger of frost has passed.
  
  Divide late summer & fall blooming perennials now, like hosta, daylilies, asters, & rudbeckie. Leave those that flower in the spring alone.
  
  Map out areas in the garden where you want to plant more spring bulbs in the fall.
  
  Apply a small amount of balanced fertilizer around spring flowering bulbs when they are in bloom to promote green foliage & vigorous root development.

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