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How to care for Canterbury Bells | KSL Greenhouse

Jun 13, 2020, 8:25 AM | Updated: 8:44 am
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The KSL Greenhouse Show’s plant of the week is Canterbury Bells! Maria has some of these beautiful flowers living in her garden which have stemmed from her grandmothers old plants. On today’s show, we discussed just how gardening can give us a sense of nostalgia as we dig our hands in the soil. We dug into the conversation of how to care for Canterbury Bells based on the joy Maria gets from having these in her yard!

Take a look at Maria’s Canterbury Bells

Learn more on how to care for Canterbury bells at the article and podcast below: 

https://www.thespruce.com/canterbury-bells-profile-4685601

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