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The Last Frost Date is May 10 in Zone 5! AmarA talks about why it is important to wait until the last frost date to plant out tender plants and how to 'harden off' your plants to give them the best chance to thrive.
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In this episode AmarA discusses taking just a few minutes each day to garden by doing small projects and breaking large projects into small steps. She also discusses the joys of growing your own veggies.
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AmarA talks on about her day off and how gardening is an important part of her mental health and relaxation. She discusses the process of hardening off plants started inside. She also takes us through the steps of preparing small, annual cut gardens for the season.
Research, Narration, and Editing by AmarA
Theme Music and nature recordings by *JK
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In this episode, AmarA discusses the progression of spring flowers, the importance of knowing your hardiness zone, and the real reason for gardening: To share it with those you love.
Research, Narration, and Editing by AmarA
Theme Music and nature recordings by *JK
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AmarA discusses the unique beauty of the early spring. She discusses the joy of getting out in the gardens, weeding and preparing them, and the little innovations or discoveries that make doing those jobs more enjoyable. She talks about starting and keeping seedlings, updates listeners on her Dalia Journey, and talks about her big project for this year: Putting in a new koi pond.
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AmarA discusses the soul-feeding benefits of early spring bulbs. She talks about starting dalias in pots to prolong the blooming season and growing pea plants inside in pots. Finally she briefly discusses the how and why of pruning trees and bushes.
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Gardening for Everyone!
Weekly half hour of tips, inspiration, and encouragement for the new gardener and the experienced green thumb. Host AmarA discusses her own four acre garden, as well as…