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2025年1月30日 · When you think of growing food in your garden, you probably envision neat rows of lettuce tucked into a back corner of your yard, or towering tomatoes overwhelming raised beds. However, you don’t need to relegate food growing to an …

We asked our NGB watermelon breeder members to answer 15 FAQ on growing watermelons in your Victory Garden 2.0. These answers will help you grow refreshing watermelon this season.

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2025年3月6日 · A: While some gardeners plant hardy hibiscus seeds in the ground in fall, most gardeners experience greater success waiting until spring.Store the seeds in a cool, dark place, such as an airtight jar in the refrigerator, until you’re ready to plant. You can start the seeds indoors six to 12 weeks before your last spring frost, or plant directly in the ground after the …