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Get Growing: Veggie garden succession planning, summer watering tips and advice - Vimarsana News

Get Growing: Veggie garden succession planning, summer watering tips and advice

In this week's edition of Get Growing, KSTP's Home and Garden expert Larry Pfarr explains what succession crops are and has tips on summer outdoor watering and how to be water-wise.

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Get Growing: Coco-lined baskets and growing peonies - Vimarsana News

Get Growing: Coco-lined baskets and growing peonies

In this week's edition of Get Growing, KSTP's Home and Garden expert Larry Pfarr has some tips on growing peonies and time-saving tips for making your own plant-filled hanging baskets.

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Get Growing with Mickey Rathbun: Back and beautiful: Amherst Garden Club's popular plant sale ready for return - Vimarsana News

Get Growing with Mickey Rathbun: Back and beautiful: Amherst Garden Club's popular plant sale ready for return

Among the many popular community events that COVID canceled over the past two years is the annual plant sale of the Garden Club of Amherst, a hallmark event that gardeners all over the Valley looked forward to. This year, with COVID less threatening...

Get Growing: spring planting - Vimarsana News

Get Growing: spring planting

Thursday, 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS kicked off its 25th year of 'Get Growing' with Larry Pfarr. After our colder than average winter, Pfarr has tips on what we should be planting in our gardens now and what we might want to wait on.

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Get Growing: Back to the garden - Vimarsana News

Get Growing: Back to the garden

Spring is here (at least by the calendar if not the weather) and the first crocuses and daffodils are blooming everywhere. Meanwhile, under the dead leaves and dried stalks, tiny promises of green are bursting forth. Like all my fellow gardeners, I’m...