Warm weather will give spring, summer plants a boost
Feel free to celebrate and plant some flowers, fruits, plants, or veggies outside.
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Apr 14, 2023, 9:22 AM
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56m agoIt's going to be another
beautiful day outside - which is perfect since it's National Gardening Day!
Feel free to celebrate and plant some flowers,
fruits, plants, or veggies outside.
If you don't have space for
that, try using a community garden!
Meteorologist Alex Calamia is
live from the Robert M. Kubecka Memorial Garden in Huntington with some tips to
get your garden started.
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