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If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, Winter Solstice has passed ushering in a new season and the end of 2014. For the gardener, a short time to reflect on the wonderful events that fulfilled the holiday season will give way to planning for spring. New Year’s resolutions must include your garden!

Winter
Winter

As you look back at planting results, you may need to research different ways to improve your soil, and you may rethink what to plant and where.  Maybe you received a special garden tool as a holiday gift? Cheers

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