Monthly Gardening Checklists
Preen saves soil
from erosion
"I tried Preen on my large flower and evergreen steep mound in the early spring. Because Preen prevented weeds, I did not have to disturb the soil by hand-pulling them or hoeing. Preen helped keep the soil undisturbed and unexposed to rain and water erosion."
— K.P. (Indiana)
Gardening's double agents
centerpieces in these outdoor pots.
Both are sold primarly as houseplants.
If you don’t mind some repotting and moving plants inside and out, the “houseplants” you buy now can double as pot centerpieces this summer - and maybe for years to come.
Click here for more
Cheap and easy seed-starting
drilled in the bottom make excellent
(and free) seed-starting containers.
Save a bundle on plants this season by taking a crack at starting your own seeds inside.
Click here for seed-starting tips
Heirloom tomatoes: Ready for taste tests
If you are looking for some good tasting tomatoes from the summer garden, start with heirlooms.
Click here for a bit of history and a sampler
Do your part: Remove invasive plants from the landsape
landscape
All over the United States, invasive plants have rooted in natural areas, disrupting native species and the environment.
Some are even growing in our backyards. Do you know what they are?
Click here find out
Garden Tips
In this issue…
this month's checklist
Share your
"Preen Success Story"
If your story is selected for publication, you will receive two free bottles of Preen. Include a photo of your garden, if you like! (Photos cannot be returned.) Please send your story to:
Lebanon Seaboard,
Marketing Department,
1600 E. Cumberland St.,
Lebanon, PA 17042
Read past success stories here
