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	garden tips Daily update ⋅ August 21, 2025
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	Late Summer Gardening Tips: What You Can Still Plant, Prune, and Prep for Fall | WITF WITF Dandelion flowers in garden. Taraxacum officinale. Dandelion plant with a fluffy yellow bud. Selective focus. Taraxacum is a large genus of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Essential Tips To Transition Your Garden From Summer To Fall (& Mistakes To Avoid) MSN Maintaining your garden in late summer and early fall can help to ensure your yard looks neat and tidy through the latter half of the year, creating a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Some final tips for faithful gardeners - - Concord Clayton Pioneer Concord Clayton Pioneer After 22 years of being your Garden Girl, this column will be my last. Flag as irrelevant
	Extension Outreach: Easy perennials for the spring garden — rhubarb and asparagus tips Spencer Reporter If you enjoy low-maintenance gardening with delicious rewards, rhubarb and asparagus are great choices. Once established, these hardy perennials ... Flag as irrelevant
	The One Fall Gardening Task You Should Start Sooner Than You Think, Garden Pros Share The Spruce Adding more organic matter and lime to your soil will help improve your garden's pH levels if they are low. Plus, it will make your soil ready for ... Flag as irrelevant
	6 Ways the Weather Is Ruining Your Garden—Plus How to Protect Your Plants Better Homes & Gardens Extreme weather such as heat waves, drought, and strong storms can sabotage your garden despite your best efforts. Help your plants thrive through ... Flag as irrelevant
	Late Summer Gardening Tips: What You Can Still Plant, Prune, and Prep for Fall - YouTube YouTube Even though it's late summer, many Pennsylvanians still have gardening on their minds—and plenty of questions, too. While spring is often thought ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Best Raised Garden Bed Kits - The New York Times The New York Times Heavy mulch applications can help with this, in addition to adding valuable nutrients. You need heightened garden beds. If you have trouble bending ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to make a bird-friendly garden with a birdbath - Evanston RoundTable Evanston RoundTable If possible, in the summer, place the birdbath in the shade, near trees or shrubs. This will help keep the water at a decent temperature and provide a ... Flag as irrelevant
	From lawn to life: How native plants attract beautiful butterflies to your front yard News 12 Long Island Alex Calamia spotlights what to add to your garden that will help turn lawns into flowering native plant meadows. Flag as irrelevant
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