January garden to do-do list
What’s on your to-do list this month? If you need some guidance, check out the article below!
https://www.finegardening.com/article/mid-atlantic-january-garden-to-do-list
What’s on your to-do list this month? If you need some guidance, check out the article below!
https://www.finegardening.com/article/mid-atlantic-january-garden-to-do-list
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I have been organizing my saved seeds and putting 2024 planting plans for veggie and annual beds on paper BEFORE I allow myself to place a seed order. I'm hoping this will prevent me from impulse-buying all the shiny new seeds and plants I don't have space for!😄
That's a smart plan! Hopefully it will bolster your self-control when you see all those beautiful pictures in the seed catalogues!
I admire your discipline. I'm thinking of trying the control strategy of waiting until seeds start to sell out before I look. :D
I've been re-potting houseplants this month and I was working on pulling out a dreadful vinca and lily of the valley patch until the ground froze too hard. So much easier to pull in winter.