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Plant and place your pots on a sunny sill. Begin snipping when the plants are three to four inches tall.
Note: Supermarket onions and garlic may have been treated to retard sprouting, so try your local nursery or garden center for the items you would like to grow.
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Ahhh...the anticipation builds...having those little green, growing plants indoors during the bitterest of winter days...a constant reminder of the joys, beauty and bounty to come once spring emerges. Excellent diversion from these cold snowy days to delightful visions of emerging plants & lush gardens!! Thank you!
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