Hudson's Bay closing Londonderry Mall store in August
Hudson's Bay has announced it will close its Londonderry Mall location later this year.
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Put some pep into your plants!
From growing fruits and veggies to maintaining perennials to lawn care and so much more, the folks at Kuhlmann's have a wealth of knowledge and some extremely green thumbs. Kuhlmann's Anita McDonald is here to share some tips and tricks to reinvigorate every garden, lawn, and plant.
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Sponsored: Get Growing - winterizing your garden
![Anita and the folks at Kuhlmann's have some very helpful tips for winterizing your garden.]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing - prepping for Fall
![Anita and our friends at Kuhlmann's have some valuable tips for prepping your plants and vegetables for fall.]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing - all about perennials
![We get some valuable advice on planting and maintaining perennials from Anita and the pros at Kuhlmann's!]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing - fixing lawn patches
![It can be a challenge keeping a lawn clear of unsightly patchs but Anita Kuhlmann from Kuhlmann's has some handy tips.]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing - houseplant heaven
![See how the people at Kuhlmann's can help you make your home a garden oasis.]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing - prepping for planting
![Anita and our friends at Kuhlmann's have some tips and products to help you get ready for planting in your garden--even during winter.]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing - pre-snow prep
![Carla visits Kuhlmann’s to find out how to prepare the garden before winter hits & what plants can be brought inside for the season.]()
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Sponsored: time for bulb planting
![Gardening season isn’t over! It’s the perfect time to plant bulbs like tulips and daffodils. Anita Kuhlmann shares some tips.]()
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Get Growing: get pickling!
![It’s time to start pickling, canning & freezing your garden vegetables and fruit!]()
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Get Growing: tips for perennials
![Anita McDonald and Kuhlmann's have everything you need to plant, maintain, and enjoy your perennials!]()
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Get Growing: tomato talk
![Anita McDonald joins us with everything you need to know to grow tomatoes.]()
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Get Growing: picking the right pots and soil
![Choosing the right container for your plants, and what soil/fertilizer is best for planting]()
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Get Growing: getting ready for spring planting
![Anita McDonald from Kuhlmann’s is showing us how to get our lawns and gardens ready for spring planting!]()
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Get Growing: get a jump on Spring planting
![Anita Kuhlmann shows us how we can get growing inside ahead of the spring planting season.]()
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Get Growing: Tips for house plants
![How to’s for indoor plants, care, pest control and how to keep your pets away from your plants.]()
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Picking the perfect pumpkin
![Anita McDonald with Kuhlmann's Market Garden and Greenhouse shares what to look for, when to get your gourd and tip for carving.]()
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