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Key takeaways:● Mowing gets riskier with age. Adults 65+ land in the ER from mower injuries at 2 times the rate of younger adults.
● Watch for signs. A near fall, skipped mows, or one too many “just-this-once” requests means it’s time to step in.
● Vet before you hire. When hiring lawn care for your pa...

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Key takeaways:● Daylight saving time ends: Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, at 2 a.m. local time in most of the U.S.
● Clear away trip hazards: Put away hoses and tools, clear leaves, and fix uneven steps and walkways.
● Light your nighttime routes: Focus on paths, steps, doors, gates, and the backyard areas you ...

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Key Takeaways• Winter is the peak season for wildlife damage: Natural food sources are scarce and snow cover hides rodent activity.
• Damage looks different: Deer damage is torn and ragged; rabbit damage is a clean 45-degree cut; vole damage shows up as gnawed bark on trees.
• Physical barriers...

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Key Takeaways● The best trees for fall planting: Deciduous species that establish quickly, like elm, crabapple, hackberry, and honeylocust are the best to plant in fall.
● Evergreens vs. deciduous: Evergreens like pine and spruce need an earlier start than deciduous trees.
● In cold climates:

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Key Takeaways:● Fall planting works because warm soil and cool air allow roots to grow for weeks without summer heat stress.
● There’s no single fall planting deadline for the whole country. Plant within the window recommended by your local Cooperative Extension office.
● Most deciduous trees and shrubs

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