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First Plants of the Season: Gardening with The Gray Boxwood | The Gray Boxwood

After the first seeds of the season are planted, next come a few plants that can withstand some of the cooler spring weather. Late April in the Midwest can bring late snows, below freezing nighttime temperatures and unpredictable weather. Only a few plants can stand up to this. Cabbages, cauliflower, broccoli and onions are great to plant early, but they need to be protected from the elements. Follow along as I continue my garden!

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I’m Kaleb! I'm not a chef, professional baker, landscaper, or designer, but I like to play each on Knollgate Farm. Come join me on my journey and let's learn together!

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  1. I just have to say, thank you for all of your helpful tips. You are so passionate about gardening, and it shows. Thank you for your positive, and confidence boosting videos, and patient and kind words edging your viewers to give gardening, and baking a try. I’m a bit overwhelmed to start my garden, but I’ve got the tools in this blog to help me out. God bless ❤