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Transplanting seedlings

The best way to get high and healthy vegetable transplants is to grow your own. If, however, you choose to buy transplants from a nursery or garden center, this guide will detail how to select and care for them.
Buying transplanted seedlings is perfect for a younger or less experienced gardener.

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