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It’s January, the beginning of a new year (finally!). Time to make New Year’s resolutions, fill out 2021 planners, and start thinking ahead. In fact, when it comes to gardening, it’s time to start thinking very, very far ahead. We know it seems much too cold outside right now to be considered Spring, but nonetheless, the Spring planting season is upon us. But what plants would survive the weather right now? Believe it or not, there are actually plenty of species that like to get their roots established before they poke their heads out of the ground come the warmer weather. With this in mind, we’ve compiled a modest list of what flora prefers to be planted in the colder months, so you can stay on schedule and enjoys the fruits of your labor come summer time! FLOWERSNothing says “summer” like a gorgeous array of color!
FRUITS AND VEGGIESRather than throwing away wilted greens or rotten apples from the grocery store, why not pick fresh ones from your own backyard?
HERBS AND FOLIAGEPut back the jar of dried oregano, and season your spaghetti with some fresh herbs instead!
TREESNo landscape is complete without a tree or two.
So there you have it. If you’re interested in growing any of the plants we mentioned, check out the links below for helpful tips! Worried about your new flowers attracting too many bugs? Never fear! Check to see if what you want to plant is on our list of plants that attract pollinators, or maybe our list of plants that discourage pests! AuthorEmily Casuccio is sister and sister-in-law to Rebekah and Scott Rushing, and has over half a decade of experience in copywriting, copyediting, proofreading, and developmental storyboarding. She's worked with both published and undiscovered authors on both fiction and nonfiction, and takes pride in supporting local businesses. Her passion lies in the written word and helping authors of all capacities realize their dreams and achieve their fullest potential. To learn more about her, read samples of her work, or contact her, visit her online portfolio. Sources:
House Beautiful: Flowers You Should Plant for Spring Plants to Put in the Ground This Spring 10 Great Trees to Consider Planting this Spring Design Ideas for Small Gardens Growing Daffodils Growing and Caring for Hyacinths Chrysanthemums: Growing, Care, and Design Tips Growing Primrose Growing Tulips How to Grow and Care for Pansies Growing Rhododendrons and Azaleas Growing and Caring for Hydrangea Flowers Gardening 101: Daylily Dahlia Care Growing Bell Peppers How to Grow Broccoli How to Grow Brussels Sprouts How to Plant and Grow Cabbage How to Grow Cauliflower How to Grow Eggplant How to Grow Asparagus How to Grow Cantaloupe Growing Tomatoes How to Plant and Grow Watermelon How to Grow Basil Learn How to Grow Oregano Growing Rosemary Plants Growing Sage Thyme Plant Profile Growing Chives How to Grow Plum Trees Gingko Tree Care How to Grow Crab Apples How to Grow a Red Oak Tree How to Grow Sweetgum Trees
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23 Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters,
24 since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.
Colossians 3:23-24
24 since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.
Colossians 3:23-24