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Jan 23, 2020
“ It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade."

Greetings!
Do you find that Spring has a way of getting away from you? I am definitely guilty of this. I find that I never have enough time to do everything I want or need to do. I'm always buying new plants to work into the landscape, only to watch it sit in a pot, neglected until it's beyond dry. Then I find myself running around like a lunatic making sure that everything is watered. Does this sound familiar? I believe they call this the definition of crazy.

If I was to add up all the time I spent having to "fix" all this, I would find that it is just better time management to plant it when I buy it (maybe this should be my mantra). Because not buying the plant just isn't in my DNA.

When I read C.L.'s Blog post today, I was happy to see that I can get some of this planting done in the "off" season, at least with certain plants.

I remember stories of how old-timey Cape Codders would sow grass seed on top of the snow in winter. This always troubled me. Now I'm not so sure about the truth, and I'm starting to wonder.

Check out C.L.'s Blog Can I Plant In Winter?  Maybe you can knock out some projects to save time in the spring? Here's to hopeful thinking!
Be well - ♥ Nan
Big enough to serve you
Small enough to know you.
The HCG Blog
by C.L. Fornari
Can I Plant In Winter?

Our customers are asking if it’s possible to put plants in the ground in the wintertime. “Can I plant in January?” So far the weather has been very mild this winter, and the ground isn’t frozen, so this question is understandable.
The answer is, it depends. If the shrubs or trees that you want to put in your yard have been
Country Garden Events
Country Garden Sales Flyer
In this Blog Post, see the cherished plant picks of the employees at Monrovia. It's a nice behind the scene look at one of our favorite the growers.
How I Grow!
Everyone has to start somewhere when it comes to gardening. Along the way there will be happy green growth and plants that, well, let’s just say become excellent material for the compost pile. In this new series we, the craftsmen of Monrovia, each share our gardening journey. There will be stories about what inspired us to pick up a trowel, plants that changed our lives, and how we learned from our mistakes (note–I’m going first here with my own winding path to success).
Gardening is about sharing (and joy, passion, beauty, community, stewardship, and, well, it’s just fun). We hope you will share your story with us in the comments below.   READ MORE HERE
UMass Stockbridge Workshops
Some of the workshops include: Pruning, grafting & pest management, of fruit trees vines and orchards. Too many to list!
2020 UMass Mass Aggie Series Workshops Begin March 7!
Each year, UMass Extension offers a workshop series for homeowners and small scale farmers. Many of the workshops have a hands-on component that will help participants gain new skills that they can use in their own gardens or landscapes. Locations and registration fees vary.
For full details, CLICK HERE
Best for Cape Cod
Best for Cape Cod: Trees & Shrubs, Annuals, Perennials, Vegetables and Lawn & Garden Products
Did you just adopt a New Pet??
New Pet ~ Discounts!
Country Garden encourages pet adoption
and supports a new chapter of your life
with the following….


If you introduced a new pet, into your life, within the last 3 months,
bring in proof of adoption or sale ,
and get 25% off all pet supplies that day!

Plus you will be given a 20% Coupon for a future visit!
Are You a Rewards Member?
When you become a Rewards Member you receive one point for every dollar you spend. Earn 100 points to receive rewards dollars to spend.

That is 5 % back in store credit on everything you buy (in $5 Increments)!

BUT GET THIS!
For every pet food, toy or supply, or any wild bird food or product, you receive double those points! Yes! 10% back!

Points can be redeemed throughout the year, and are valid for one year.
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