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a drawing of some white branches in the dirt with watercolor and ink on paper
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how to make a kokedama hanging garden with instructions on the top and bottom
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an info poster showing different types of plants
the onion harvesting process is shown in this diagram, and shows how to grow onions
How to Harvest, Cure, and Store Onions
the different types of vegetables are shown in this poster, which is also labeled with their names
How to Regrow Vegetables From Scraps
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Spring garden calendar: When to plant fruits and vegetables in Wisconsin
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Growing lavender & pruning lavender for plant health
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an image of plants that are cut in half with arrows pointing to the same direction
Pruning Lavender, Sage and Other Subshrubs
How to Prune Lavender - never prune in fall or winter and never cut back to the ground. Prune in spring and early summer after first leaf buds emerge to cut out dead wood and then prune again just after flowers fade - deadhead and shape plants then, leave at least 3 - 5 leaf nods below each flower spike, when shaping, leave at least 5 obvious nodes above the ground where new growth can emerge