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Every year, on Good Friday, people crowd their local garden shops in order to buy tomato, cucumber and pepper plants. And then again, as soon as you flip the calendar to August, gardeners are purchasing their fall plants such as broccoli, cabbage and collards. So what's wrong with this? Plenty. There is plenty wrong with this. Good Friday 2018 fell on March 30th. That week saw night temperatures from the twenties to the thirties. The temperatures at night need to be no lower

Keep it Local- Make Us Dance Small business owners navigate a host of obstacles, everyday. Big box stores, cheap products from China, our suppliers selling out, etc. have made us all a dying breed. When you buy from a small business owner, you are getting top notch customer service, advice and when you place your order- you may not know it, but we do a happy dance. I would like to spotlight a few of many awesome small business owners that have local businesses, right here in

My Winter Garden Is Bolting, Why? It is the first week of November in South Carolina. Are we wearing sweaters and enjoying everything that comes with the cooler temperatures of fall? That would be a big no. I am sporting shorts and a t-shirt, seeking relief from the humidity and the above average temperatures. Welcome to South Carolina, where if you don't like the weather, just wait a day or so. Speaking of whether you like the weather, one thing is for sure, our winter garde

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