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Like sprouts, radish, beet and other young greens make nutritious salad additions.
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A garden filled with flowers will brighten up and enliven any landscape.
By late season, powdery mildew can make a garden look more urgent than it is. The familiar white coating may be covering leaves on a cucumber that is still producing, a spent squash vine headed for the compost pile, or
Fall cleanup makes a pair of shears feel almost mandatory. A shrub looks uneven after summer growth; a tree branch crosses the walk; spent flowers and leaves make everything seem ready to cut back. But most fall pruning is not
The fall vegetable bed can look like it needs one simple answer: pull every spent annual, roots and all. That tidy rule is convenient, but it misses the reason cleanup matters. The job is not to make bare soil. It
A houseplant that came inside after summer is not using water the way it did in July. Outdoors, bright light, warmth, wind, and active growth may have emptied a pot quickly. Indoors, shorter days and lower light usually slow growth
A cover crop planted after a bed is truly empty can protect soil, catch leftover nutrients and give winter rain fewer chances to compact bare ground. But the calendar changes the answer quickly. A crop that makes a useful stand
Winter squash does not become a keeper simply because the rind feels hard in the garden. The days immediately after harvest determine whether that hard shell stays protective or becomes the starting point for a soft spot in December. The
Tomato vines make a lot of valuable compostable material, but the right fall decision starts before the plants are pulled. A vine that simply looks tired at season’s end is not the same as a vine with rapidly spreading lesions,
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