THE GREAT HEALTHY YARD PROJECT - ONE SIMPLE THING WE CAN ALL DO TO GIVE OUR CHILDREN A HEALTHY FUTURE.
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February 1, 2014
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February 1st

SNOWY TABLE

It’s the first day of February and there is still snow on the ground in much of the northeast, but we are turning the corner to spring. The days are getting longer and it is time to start planning for spring in the vegetable garden! I ordered my seeds yesterday. I’ll start plenty of tomatoes for my garden and also for my friends. Cherokee and Brandywine are my favorites, and this year I will also try Paul Robeson. Start your tomato seeds in flats inside 6-8 weeks before your last frost, but order them early while all the varieties are still available.

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