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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2010 · 14 MIN

Blog Oklahoma Podcast 54: Waiting for Spring

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As I record this podcast it's 32 degrees outside. How many of you are so ready for spring? There are many things you can do to get ready for spring, one of which is to start planning your garden. Here at the home office we've gotten a start our vegetable garden by planting some seeds in a starter tray. In fact that tray is about six feet away from me right now. We put it here in the office so we can keep an eye on it better, to make sure it gets plenty of water, and to make sure the cat stays out of it. In a few short weeks we'll see them sprout, and in a few weeks more after that we will be able to transfer them outside. Growing your own vegetables is a very worthwhile thing to do. And not to mention home grown tomatoes are the absolute best. Not only will it save you a little grocery money around harvest time; you'll get plenty of exercise working in your garden. In The News: Some of the latest headlines from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and the main street media. Back Next Time Links mentioned in this episode: 2009 Okie Blog Awards SomaFM Music: You Can Never Hold Back Spring by Tom Waits The Hanna Barbera Polka by The Great Luke Ski Let It Ride by Country Bones Pictures:

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