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July 18, 2008

Is it that time of year already?

Can July be half over already? Alas, yes -- I hear those darn cicadas chirping.

But the good news is that many area nurseries are putting their inventory on sale.

I've already seen annuals at a reduced price.

Can cheaper perennials be far behind? Let's hope so!

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Raymond Edel is a certified Rutgers University - Passaic County master gardener. He is a vice president in the Master Gardener Association of Passaic County, a member of the Garden Club of Clifton, N.J., and a member of the Garden Writers Association. From March to October, he writes a garden column titled, "From the Ground Up" for The Record.

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Compostings

Catch up on what’s “growing on” in the Garden State with "From the Ground Up" columnist Raymond Edel.