September comes to a close, yet it is time to think of spring. If you want to plant tulip and daffodil bulbs,
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In the fall of the year, the temperatures are cooling, yet the soil is warmer than the spring.
It has been a rough year for your lawn. After the winter, the moles had dug tunnels all over the lawn.
Mentally, it is so difficult to write the word September. But, September it is and the vegetable gardens should still be giving you a bounty of fresh vegetables.
Most yards have a corner of the yard that would be suitable for a compost pile
We have already felt the chilly wind that signals the arrival of late fall.
Since we have had to pull out the winter coats, there is no denying that fall is creeping towards winter. Now is the time to get your yard ready for winter.
After talking to a few people this week, there seems to be some confusion about fertilizing plants in the fall.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. In the minds of many people, Friday is the beginning of winter.