Show Notes
🌿🎙️ New Podcast Episode – Season 2, Episode 21! 🎙️🌿 Let’s prep the soil for the Root Crop Sowing Phase on 17th & 18th March! 🥕🌱 ✔️ Cut back your Artichoke – Almost to ground level, then mulch well ✂️ ✔️ Cucumber season is wrapping up – What a fabulous harvest! We chat about how cucumbers benefit your health 🥒💚 (We bet you'll plant even more next year!) Keep up the great work in your garden—it’s great for your health and your soul! 🌿✨ Check out our website - www.yourgardenco...
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