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Wondering what you can and can't do to your ornamental grass plants in late October and November? By late October, ornamental grasses are putting on one of their best shows of the entire year. Their tall stems sway in the breeze, feathery seed heads catch the afternoon sunlight, and their foliage turns beautiful shades of...

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Want to know the biggest and most common mistake gardeners make in late October with their raised beds? And how it can hurt next year's crops and flowers? Believe it or not, one of the biggest mistakes you can make is to pull everything out - and then leave the soil bare all winter long!...

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Pumpkin bread is one of our favorite things to bake when the weather turns cooler and the leaves begin to fall. A good loaf should be moist, full of warm pumpkin spice flavor, and easy to slice without falling apart. There is nothing more disappointing than cutting into a loaf of homemade bread only to...

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Want to save all of that expensive potting soil that is sitting lifeless in your old planters and hanging baskets this fall? Before you tip your flowerpots into the trash, take a second look at what’s inside. Those faded flowers, tangled roots and pots full of old soil can still have plenty to offer -...

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For most areas with cold winters, October is the time to take action and bring a few prized plants indoors to save them for next year! Some of the plants we treat as annuals are actually tender perennials - and with a little indoor care, you can keep them alive to enjoy again next spring....

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