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Name: Bentley Permenter
E-mail: bentleypermenter@gmail.com
Date posted: January 20, 2011 - 01:36 am
Message: Hello I am living in Japan and would like to grow potatos. Is this a good time of year? If not what would you recommend? Thanks for your time.


Name: Emmalou
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Date posted: January 16, 2011 - 10:21 am
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Name: neil parry
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Date posted: January 06, 2011 - 07:44 am
Message: i work in a school with a large planter. are there any plants or flowers that our four year olds can plant in january?

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Name: Karma jamtsho
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Date posted: December 22, 2010 - 12:38 pm
Message: I have my own garden and grow flowers.I am not professional gardener but a lover of flowers and thrill in doing gardening. wanting to get trained practically from some profound growers.



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JANUARY IN THE FLOWER GARDEN

 


January is the start of the new year and it's also time to start planning your new
garden. Order the seed catalogues, browse through some gardening books and surf
the internet to gain some new ideas. A trip to your garden centre or do-it-yourself
store will also give you some ideas. Visit your local bookstore - browsing through
gardening books (no purchase necessary!) is a cheap alternative to buying books.

Towards the end of January, it's time to make the first sowings of seeds. During the
month, have some fun attracting wildlife into your garden. Click on the TopJobs and
Mini-Projects above, they will educate and enlighten.

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