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Google News: Garden challenges grow as weather cools
[The Tennessean] - Plant perennials. No, you won't get the benefit of flowers this year, but planting now gives them time to establish good roots, and they will be more than ready to grow and bloom at the appropriate time next spring or summer. Bonus: You may find
ROTH: Deep roots required during drought
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[Evansville Courier & Press] - A: No matter how drought-tolerant they are by nature, all perennials need time to get good roots established before they will survive a long dry spell. You'll still have to get them a drink during dry times for the first year, but your shastas, plus
Google News: Start your winter garden now
[Napa Valley Register] - The seeds germinate quickly then, and the plants establish good roots before the cool weather sets in. Do not wait until your summer crops are winding down to get winter vegetables going. I did this last year and was not very successful. After I pulled
A garden tour on wheels ...
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[Brookings Register] - Participating in this year's Tour are Norm's Greenhouse, Sandersen Gardens, Gilkerson Gardens, Hillside Prairie Gardens, and Good Roots Farm. All the routes include a visit to the Brookings Farmers Market. Additionally, there is a family ride that
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