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April in the Garden 2010 & Calendar of Regional Gardening Events

Posted on April 3, 2010 by Jennifer Jewell

April is a busy, busy month in the garden. For most parts of the North State the alternating cool and warm, windy and still, damp and dry will keep us guessing. While there are really no hard and fast rules… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors Calendar of Regional Gardening Events, Jewellgarden.com, Seasonal Garden Activities, Seasonal Plants

March 2009 in the Garden & Monthly Calendar of Regional Gardening Events

Posted on February 27, 2009 by Jennifer Jewell

Every year about this time in the North Valley the big spring bloom begins. And every year I think – it’s even more miraculous – even more lovely this year. Narcissus, hellebores, daphnes, camellias, magnolias, the first of the fruit… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors Gardening Calendar of Events, Seasonal Garden Activities

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Dunnigan Hills After the Rain

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  • Comment on For gardeners, the North State’s Dog Days are a real bitch by erin friedman
    In reply to Beverly Stafford. So far I’m loving broccoli sprouts on everything. Radish sprouts have a nice spice to them - good for topping Asian salads.
  • Comment on For gardeners, the North State’s Dog Days are a real bitch by Frederick Stich
    Zinnias do well in the heat, also Salvia, and Marigolds. But these should be watered daily. Try Cyclamen in the winter, the will actually come back the next winter.
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    In reply to Erin Friedman. What's your favorite sprout so far?
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