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February Gardening Tip Sheet Is Ready

February 3, 2014 by Jeanne

 
 
 
February is, thankfully, a short month. While the skies remain gray and many days are too cold to venture further outside than the porch, a gardener’s thoughts turn to spring. Download my free February gardening tip sheet today.  Missed any months? The full year is included on this page so you can download all the monthly tip sheets.

Things to Do in the Garden in February

  • Check for plants flowering in February. In some gardening zones, bulbs, trees, and shrubs begin to bloom.
  • Review our pruning chart and prune plants requiring winter trims.
  • Plan your garden.
  • Order seeds.

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