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★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: Planning and Planting Your Home Fruit Tree Orchard, From Apples and Peaches to Pawpaw . Listen: https://t.co/Fj3HE0ZDbG
★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: Supporting Birds In Your Yard and Garden, plus Bareroot Trees and Common Hackberry . Listen: https://t.co/ActxorxRG3
★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: All things trees! (part 2) Pruning and Solving Tree Problems, Plus Frost Cracks, White Oak and Wood Chips. Listen: https://t.co/SbTFqtwE0i
★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: Landscape Trees (part 1): Selection, Planting, Transplanting and Care, Plus Transporting Trees from the Nursery and Tamarack. Listen: https://t.co/nOVreaeWyV
★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: Extending the season and overwintering garden veggies, winter sowing, lovage, and putting the garden to bed. Listen: https://t.co/s7YEejNfxp
★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: Fall Gardening for Rewards Next Year: Bulbs, Garlic and Lawns. Listen: https://t.co/QI0SCo15Ml
★ Just published a new episode of Granite State Gardening: Supporting Animals and Sustaining the Land in the Backyard and on the Homestead. Listen: https://t.co/swBjL9SWWt
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Please join us in welcoming Vince Noga to our home horticulture team! In his role as home horticulture education program manager, Vince will share his horticulture expertise and passion with staff, volunteers and gardeners throughout New Hampshire. https://t.co/dWDjZSShHp
Ants may be pesky inside your home, but their underground movement outdoors allows water and air to penetrate the surrounding soil, helping plants thrive. Ants also store food underground, making the soil rich. Pictured: Ornamental onion (Allium aflatunense)
Got unusual worms in your garden? It could be jumping worms. Here's a new guide to help you sort it all out. Report sightings in NH to https://t.co/TAtYhQznGu
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