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By Laura Lyster-Mensh
Special to Times Newspapers
You’ve harvested, eaten, canned and dried all the vegetables in the garden. The season is over, and you may think there’s nothing to do until the Burpee catalog arrives in January.
But the Master Gardeners at the Virginia Cooperative Extension office have advice to improve your spring garden now. “With a little care now, gardening can be easier and more rewarding in future seasons.” # Remove all crop debris (insects and disease thrive in plant materials). # Compost healthy plant materials, but throw anything
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