Matthew makes an excellent helper in the garden. He helped Mommy by watching her weed the garden for quite a long while this afternoon. He's Mommy's little garden helper. Thanks, honey!
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There is much to be learned from past successes and mistakes in the garden that can be applied to future gardens. For this reason I am keeping a record of my gardening for my own future reference. Perhaps other Mid-Atlantic gardeners will also find my observations helpful.
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- Beautiful Weeding Weather
- Another Shopping Trip at Kingstown
- Tree Protection
- Mommy's Little Garden Helper
- Norway Spruces
- 2010 Veggie Garden?
- My Favorite Garden Tools
- Planting Asparagus Roots
- Notes on Planting Trees
- Peaches and Asparagus
- A Big Day for Mailorder Plants
- Poison Ivy?
- Seed Varieties
- Soil Testing
- To Read: "The $64 Tomato"
- Planned Garden Layout for 2009
- Watering Plans
- Support for the Peas
- Maryland Home and Garden Information Center
- Cow Manure, Peas, and Spinach
- 2008 Recap and Lessons Learned
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