GARDEN CLIPPINGS: The six-week rule | Strathroy Age Dispatch
Most veggie or flower plants should be started inside six weeks before the last frost, writes gardening columnist John DeGroot.
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Most veggie or flower plants should be started inside six weeks before the last frost, writes gardening columnist John DeGroot.
Most veggie or flower plants should be started inside six weeks before the last frost, writes gardening columnist John DeGroot.
Most veggie or flower plants should be started inside six weeks before the last frost, writes gardening columnist John DeGroot.
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