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eggplant, cucumber,<\/p>\n
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cantaloupe, beans,<\/p>\n
seeds in March. This is also when most folks can<\/p>\n
carrots and peppers.<\/p>\n
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celery, spinach, lettuces, peppers, cauliflower,<\/p>\n
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carrots, beets, cucumbers, corn and watermelon.<\/p>\n
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of the foods you planted earlier in the year. You can<\/p>\n
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also start another round of planting or do your first<\/p>\n
pumpkins, so if you didn\u2019t start them in March,<\/p>\n
planting for cantaloupe, corn, eggplant, cucumber,<\/p>\n
be sure to do so in early April. Other fruits and<\/p>\n
beans, beets, squash, peppers and chard.<\/p>\n
Garden Inspiration<\/p>\n
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skill except for learning how to grow in rows.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cThe philosopher who said that \u2018Work well done<\/p>\n
never needs doing over\u2019 never weeded a garden.\u201d<\/p>\n
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GARDEN CENTER 1 23742 MOULTON PARKWAY GARDEN CENTER 2 23102 VIA CAMPO VERDE<\/p>\n
OPEN DAILY SUNUP – SUNDOWN OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. TUE – SAT<\/p>\n
CONTACT 949-268-2387\/KRISTY.SAKAL@VMSINC.ORG
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Remove all vines and dead plants from past season<\/p>\n
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locked plots may result<\/p>\n
Be courteous and respectful to your neighbors<\/p>\n
in lock removal to return<\/p>\n
Share water if necessary; do not overwater<\/p>\n
tools housed within.<\/p>\n
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Report water issues\/leaks to staff or Security<\/p>\n
Keep your plot tidy; eliminate debris and clutter<\/p>\n
Proper trash disposal remains an ongoing<\/p>\n
concern at the Garden Centers. We urge all<\/p>\n
Fold up your umbrella when not in use<\/p>\n
gardeners to do your part to correctly dispose<\/p>\n
of items in the appropriate bins. If the trash<\/p>\n
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In recent tours of the centers we have seen a number<\/p>\n
of plots overrun with weeds. We realize that the recent<\/p>\n
GARDEN MAINTENANCE HACKS<\/p>\n
weather has kept people inside, but we ask that all<\/p>\n
gardeners use the breaks in the rain to tend to their<\/p>\n
plots. As a reminder, it is the responsibility of all plot<\/p>\n
Strengthen seedlings with<\/p>\n
Chamomile tea<\/p>\n
holders to keep their gardens in a presentable state for<\/p>\n
the enjoyment of everyone. A weed-filled plot looks<\/p>\n
Similar to cinnamon, chamomile is known<\/p>\n
bad and can spread seeds to the surrounding areas.<\/p>\n
for its anti-fungal properties. An effective<\/p>\n
alternative to cinnamon, steeping a little<\/p>\n
During this time of year, we require gardeners to shut<\/p>\n
chamomile tea and using it on your seedlings<\/p>\n
off any automatic watering devices. Mother nature<\/p>\n
helps prevent damping off disease, which often<\/p>\n
has provided plenty of water; if there is a lull in the<\/p>\n
affects new seedlings. Simply spray a little of<\/p>\n
rain, simply head down to the garden and hand-<\/p>\n
the tea on your seedlings after transplanting<\/p>\n
water your plants.<\/p>\n
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