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If you'd like to bring in the birds and bees early in the Spring, plant this selection of flower bulbs now! Mountain Gardener Ken Lain shares how to purchase and plant fall bulbs for spring success!


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With varied weather through winter in the Central Highlands, keeping your landscape healthy and properly watered through the season can be challenging. Master Gardener Ken Lain shares how to keep your trees, shrubs and wintering plants adequately watered through the winter.

 

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You put hours and effort into your garden, and sometimes defending your landscape from wildlife is your biggest chore. Master Gardener Lain shares some tips on how to repel javalina, deer and rabbits from your landscape so you can enjoy your hard work!

 

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Master Gardeners Ken and Lisa Watters-Lain share the trees that thrive in the Central Highlands, and add beauty to your landscape year ‘round. Better yet, now is the best time to plant these beauties!

 

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As Fall deepens, it’s time to trim and clean your garden for winter. But be careful how and when you prune, because you can damage spring flowers. Mountain Gardener Ken Lain shares which shrubs you can prune now and which ones need to wait until after Spring bloom.

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