The article discusses the satisfaction and planning involved in gardening, particularly focusing on planting vegetables and annual cut flowers. Starting seeds indoors before the last frost date can significantly benefit warm-season crops like tomatoes and peppers, allowing for earlier harvests. For cooler crops, such as broccoli and lettuce, early planting is possible. The piece offers practical tips and encourages integrating flowers into vegetable gardens for ecological benefits and aesthetic pleasure, emphasizing the joy of cultivating fresh produce at home.
While the seasons in New England are beloved, the winters often hinder the growth of warm-season crops; starting seeds indoors ensures a better yield come spring.
Incorporating annual cut flowers in vegetable gardens not only attracts beneficial insects and pollinators but also provides a fresh bouquet for your kitchen.
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