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Gardening

spinbaby

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11. I don't know if they are in Pennsylvania

Reply to NutmegYankee (Original post)

Sun Mar 22, 2020, 02:48 PM

Mar 2020

I just ordered a bunch of flower seeds for the cottage garden on the assumption that garden centers would not be open. Fortunately, I have a good variety of established perennials.

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Garden Centers reporting they are considered essential [View all] NutmegYankee Mar 2020 OP

absolutely. if this is a war i need a victory garden. rampartc Mar 2020 #1

I couldn't make it a day Chainfire Mar 2020 #2

We just made up our list of what seeds to buy, heading to the storetoday. Canoe52 Mar 2020 #3

Having a vegetable garden could be essential. 33taw Mar 2020 #4

slackers, all of you! NJCher Mar 2020 #5

I'm in Central Ohio. Is it too early to plant peas in my Backseat Driver Mar 2020 #6

Not the same climate. NutmegYankee Mar 2020 #8

I have edible stuff here, too, here in central Ohio. zeusdogmom Mar 2020 #9

Still getting snow in central WI. The ground is frozen, but thawing. Planting in May. 33taw Mar 2020 #10

I hope so! wryter2000 Mar 2020 #7

I don't know if they are in Pennsylvania spinbaby Mar 2020 #11