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Rocky Mountains GardeningRocky Mountain Gardener's February Checklist
Get smart with your seeds, strike with oil to manage pests and practice proficient pruning — your trees and shrubs will thank you
Full StoryCalifornia GardeningCalifornia Gardener's February Checklist
Celebrate 5 California classics: plants that defy winter with bright flowers, luscious fragrance and, for some, delicious taste
Full StoryGardening GuidesTexas Gardener's February Checklist
Show roses some love around Valentine's Day and set the stage for future garden growth with seeds and starts
Full StoryGardening GuidesCentral Plains Gardener's February Checklist
Learn the right way to prune trees this month — when you're not busy spying intrepid spring-hinting blossoms, that is
Full StoryRegional Garden GuidesNortheast Gardener's February Checklist
Follow your passions during the month of love with bursts of your favorite colors and fragrances via indoor plants
Full StoryNorthwest GardeningPacific Northwest Gardener's January Checklist
Planning, pruning and planting now will help your garden flourish in the coming year
Full StoryGardening GuidesMid-Atlantic Gardener's January Checklist
Scatter berries while ye may, be kind to your fair-feathered friends and try a time-saving compost trick that will keep you out of the cold
Full StoryGardening GuidesRocky Mountain Gardener's January Checklist
The weather outside may be frightful, but you can still maintain garden health and walkway safety
Full StorySoutheast GardeningSoutheast Gardener's January Checklist
Resolve to see your garden with fresh eyes this year while you plant, plan and take care of necessary maintenance
Full StorySouthwest GardeningTexas and Desert Southwest Gardener's January Checklist
Since snow doesn't swirl in these parts, it's time to get fruit trees in the ground, check irrigation and color the garden with annuals
Full StoryGreat Lakes GardeningGreat Lakes Gardener's January Checklist
Forestall flower withdrawal and cabin fever with orchids and field trips, and try some bird-watching from a snug spot indoors
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