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At the end of the class, we'll also talk a little about harvesting your crops, and, finally, wrap up the course with some information about putting your garden to bed at the end of the growing season. Observing
Plants The most important part of diagnosing problems is frequent observation. By getting to know what they look like when they are healthy, you'll be quicker to recognize when your plants have problems. When a plant isn't thriving, there are a number of possible causes. Start by suspecting the simplest and most common problems. Don't assume it's a pest problem until you've ruled out environmental factors. Class 6, Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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