Celebrate Earth Month by growing your own garden at home
Elizabeth Hashagen has everything you need to know about how to plant your own veggie patch.
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Apr 26, 2023, 1:36 PM
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yesterdayApril is Earth Month! One great way you can celebrate at home is by growing your own garden.
All you need are some seeds, some water and mother nature will take care of the rest.
Elizabeth Hashagen has everything you need to know about how to plant your own veggie patch.
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