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February Garden Ideas

Bring Spring Indoors

Bring spring flowering branches such as forsythia or quince into the house for forcing.  Select branches that have plump, healthy buds. Use sharp pruners to cut long stems and immediately bring them indoors. Place them in a vase filled with warm water.  Set the vase in a bright, warm location out of direct sunlight. Change the water every few days.   

Order or "Borrow" Seeds

Once your summer garden is planned, start gathering the seeds.  Local garden centers and online stores are options.  A variety of seeds are available (at no cost) at the Marlton Seed Exchange counter at the Evesham Library.  Selection changes based on the season (and availability). Check it out!

Enjoy Winter

Try a new indoor plant, watch the birds, read a good book, watch a movie, stay warm! 

 

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