Plant spring bulbs when temps hit 40 to 50 degrees, 6 to 8 weeks before freeze. Northern zones start September; southern zones wait until December. Get your timing right for your garden.
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How to Kill Winter Weeds in Your Lawn
You can get rid of winter weeds naturally by pulling them out, using boiling water, applying vinegar, or covering them with a plastic sheet. For large infestations, use herbicides to eliminate them quickly.
How to Divide Ornamental Grasses
If your ornamental grass has a dead center or you’d like to propagate it, grab a shovel to dig up the clump and a sharp, sturdy tool to slice through the dense roots.
How to Care for Ornamental Grass
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How to Remove Leaves from Mulch Beds
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Tips for Cleaning Up Leaves in Your Yard
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Fire-resistant Plants for Your Landscape
When choosing fire-resistant plants, check the flammability ratings, plan for proper spacing, and have a plan to maintain them.