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	garden tips Daily update ⋅ September 11, 2020
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	Garden tips for fall KSNB Local 4 Garden tips for fall ... Flower Co & Greenhouses in Grand Island has helpful tips on keeping plants and gardens healthy heading into colder weather. Flag as irrelevant
	Nine Fall Gardening Tips From a Texas Landscape Architect Texas Monthly Nine Fall Gardening Tips From a Texas Landscape Architect. David Hocker is busier than ever this time of year. He says that at home, you should be too. Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening Tips with Douglas Long FOX31 Denver Although Mother Nature may have put a damper with summer by dousing us with a little snow and freeze, that doesn't mean our garden is done for the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coping with the snowstorm's aftermath in your garden 9News.com KUSA An optimistic view is that we've already started our 2021 gardens. If you didn't get a hard freeze, it's still possible to take cuttings. Perennials survived the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rain, runoff and garden readiness Stockton Record It's hard to believe, but the winter rains will arrive in the inland California landscapes sometime in the next few months, and we gardeners will rejoice! Flag as irrelevant
	There's a plumeria serial killer in the garden, and here's how to stop it Press-Enterprise Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has grape-growing advice and helps a reader identify a mystery tree that's sprouted ... Flag as irrelevant
	Home and Garden Briefs for Sept. 11, 2020 Martinsburg Journal Garden tips. • Control broadleaf weeds in lawn. • Seed scallions (bunching onion) in a cold frame. • Plant garden mums. • Harvest colored peppers. Flag as irrelevant
	It's time to switch to fall vegetables in your garden whnt.com It's time to switch to fall vegetables in your garden. Garden Tips. Posted: Sep 10, 2020 / 10:12 AM CDT / Updated: Sep 10, 2020 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Garden work doesn't end with fall Kokomo Tribune The Purdue Extension Service offers these tips for September gardening and yard work: YARD (Lawns, woody ornamentals and fruits). • Fall is a good ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kathy's Gardening Guide: Low Maintenance Landscaping Ponte Vedra Recorder A few tips: You should base plant choices on more interesting foliage than flowers. Flowers often require more time, deadheading and replacement. Flag as irrelevant
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