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Zone 4

Zone 4 is off to a “rocky start”. Unpredictable weather has delayed planting and if you were fortunate enough to plant in early spring your crops or flowers where likely subjected to a late spring frost or a devastating hail storm. It’s difficult to anticipate what Mother Nature will bring. So, let’s take all necessary precautions to ensure a successful and fun grow season.

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