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Is there a free gardening video I can watch while I am stuck at home?

Q:

I am a Master Gardener. I remember getting an email about due to a large number of gardening questions, the vegetable gardening video/webinar was now available free to anyone? But I can’t find that email now or the link. Does this sound familiar?

 

A:

Here you go: Master Gardener Series - Vegetable Gardening

Happy Gardening!

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