Thoughts on……developing a productive vegetable garden
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LOTS of good ideas as usual! Over here on Salt Spring Island we have a gardener that has a website with gardening tips for growing all year round. She has print outs for when to plant for winter harvests as well as info on all sorts of bugs and diseases that plants get. Her website is
http://www.lindagilkeson.ca You might enjoy having a look, I think our seasons are quite similar.
Oooh, cheers, looks good. 😀