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	Vegetables, Cover Crops To Plant In September Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Sep 04, 2009 While it is true what you can plant this month is limited, there are still quite a few options for your vegetable garden. Prepare cold frames and frost covers just in case you need them. ... No Comments Read More...


	Prepare Indoor Plants For Winter Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Aug 27, 2009 If you have plants you will be bringing indoors or putting into a greenhouse to overwinter, now is a good time to start preparing them for the move. Check to see if your plants are root bound. If ... No Comments Read More...


	Attention! Late Bight Outbreak 2009 - Tomatoes and Potatoes Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Jul 03, 2009 According to *an AP ...* *No Comments* *Read More...*


	Effects of Wind on the Garden Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Jun 29, 2009 If you live in an area that is windy you may already know how wind, especially high wind, can affect the garden. If you are in an area that is generally calm and are suddenly experiencing high winds ... No Comments Read More...


	Photograph Your Garden Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Jun 01, 2009 The best time to photograph your garden is early in the morning as the sun is just coming up, say around 6am. Bright light, such as you would have in the middle of the day will wash some flowers ... No Comments Read More...


	Depend On Rain Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Apr 30, 2009 A great way to sow seeds that are sown directly on top of the ground is to do it either right before or during a light rain. Watch the weather to see what is ahead. Make sure the rain will be light ... 1 Comment Read More...


	Hardening Off Plants Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Apr 20, 2009 Before planting seedlings that have been grown indoors or in a greenhouse outside it is a good idea to harden them off. This should be done gradually. The same technique should be used for moving ... No Comments Read More...


	Get A Jump Start On Spring With Coldframes Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Apr 02, 2009 Anxious for spring but still have some cool frosty nights to deal with? Make or purchase some cold frames, use some black plastic to warm the ground and get planting. Once the ground is warmed, be ... No Comments Read More...


	Ten Weeks To Go Until The Last Frost Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Mar 12, 2009 In many areas of the country there are just ten weeks left before the last frost of the year. To home gardeners this means it is time to start many seeds indoors. To know which seeds to start now ... No Comments Read More...


	Tips For Spring Garden Planning Posted by Sheri Ann Richerson on Mar 11, 2009 Do you feel lost when it comes to making plans for your spring garden? If so, you are not alone. Many people simply do not know where to ... No Comments Read More...

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Featured Book

Sheri Ann's Tweets

Vegetables, Cover Crops To Plant In September

Prepare Indoor Plants For Winter

Attention! Late Bight Outbreak 2009 - Tomatoes and Potatoes

Effects of Wind on the Garden

Photograph Your Garden

Depend On Rain

Hardening Off Plants

Get A Jump Start On Spring With Coldframes

Ten Weeks To Go Until The Last Frost

Tips For Spring Garden Planning