"When it comes to the spring planting of onions, one thing is for sure, if you want to have a great harvest of sizable onions – you definitely need to plant onion sets this spring instead of seeds or transplants. See when and how to plant for a great harvest!" Comment from Old World Garden Farms
Click here to go to the Old World Garden Farms article to learn when, how and why regarding planting onion sets.
"Pansies are one of the earliest annuals you can plant to bring some color to the landscape after a long winter. Their big, bright petals and wide range of colors – and their ability to handle cold temperatures make them a great choice for early spring planting." Comment from Simple Garden Life
The faster you can get things going for Spring, the faster you will get the beautiful flowers.
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If you are heartbroken and have a brown paradise after the Florida freeze, check out Rooted in J's video to get motivated and see what you can do to get some guidance to get it going again.
"When it comes to growing Monstera deliciosa, there’s just one prerequisite. Space. Big plants are like puppies and small children. They’re easy to accommodate when small but eventually they grow up. When you consider the seven-to-eight-foot height Monstera deliciosa aspires to indoors, you can see why some consideration should be given to where this thing is going to live. The kitchen counter won’t work for long. Aside from the space issue, the rest is gravy, which is code for easy and I love easy. The same cannot be said for puppies and small children so if you’re thinking about either, perhaps try your hand at a Monstera deliciosa first." Comment from HereSheGrows.com
Beautiful plant! I have grown it outdoors, but never indoors. It is an easy plant to grow. Mine grew really big.
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