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What are you looking forward to this gardening season?

LSweeney_moderator | Posted in Mid-Atlantic Gardening on

Spring is approaching! I am excited to get to work on some neglected areas of my yard and plant some new perennials. What are you most looking forward to this gardening season?

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    Chloe_Moderator | | #1

    I planted a slew of perennials in the fall and I'm very much looking forward to seeing them grow in. I'm also looking forward to regaining control of some of my vegetable beds that I wasn't able to keep up with last year due to time constraints in the summer. I love spring in the vegetable garden generally, that blissful period before the really bad bugs arrive and before the most pernicious weeds germinate!

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    LSweeney_moderator | | #2

    I totally agree with you! Spring is the best time in the vegetable garden!

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    cleangreen | | #3

    Some green and flowers! We have a lot of perennials and grasses that we planted last year. Can’t wait to see them pop this year.

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      LSweeney_moderator | | #4

      Yes, it always so exciting to see how things do the season after you put them in!

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