A chemical-free solution that actually works

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Lisa
March 25, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes

Good morning,

Feeling overwhelmed by seed packets? Start with a few easy-to-grow vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, or beans. Success breeds confidence!

CHERRY PICKED - JUST FOR YOU

No need to resort to chemicals to keep the bugs away this spring. Add some color to your garden AND keep fleas and ticks away by planting some of these beautiful plants!

“BYTE”-SIZED GARDEN TALES

The Vernal Equinox had come and gone, a celestial marker of spring's arrival. Maria stood in her garden, a seed packet clutched in her hand. The ground was still firm beneath her feet, and the air held a lingering chill. Doubt flickered across her face. Was it really too early to plant?

Suddenly, a bee buzzed past, alighting on a nearby crocus that had bravely pushed its purple head through the cool earth. The sight brought a smile to Maria's face. Nature wasn't waiting for the calendar to catch up. This tiny flower, with its unwavering faith in spring's promise, was thriving.

Taking a deep breath, Maria decided to trust the cycle. She carefully sowed her seeds, following the planting instructions but whispering a silent apology for any early birds.

As she covered the seeds with soil, a sense of anticipation bloomed within her. Spring might be a delicate dance between patience and action, but she was ready to join in.

IN A NUTSHELL

Spring's arrival can be subtle, but nature's determination is a powerful teacher. Embrace the dance of the seasons, trust the process, and take heart from even the smallest signs of growth.

DIGGING DEEPER

A successful garden always starts with the prep work BEFORE you start planting. From garden layout to soil prep, don’t miss these crucial steps!

DAILY DOSE OF DIRT

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To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.

Audrey Hepburn

UNTIL NEXT BLOOM…

As always, thanks so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to read this newsletter. Question or comments - just reply.

Happy planting!

Lisa