Fall is coming (Delta Democrat Times)
Neil Sperry: Fall is the time to think about planting shade trees (San Antonio Express News)
Families keeping fair tradition alive (Montana Standard)
Harvest some ideas for spring at the home show (Rapid City Journal)
Continue Watering Plants in September Until Weather Begins to Cool (PR Web)
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Gardening Guidelines To Follow For New Year - Tyler Morning Telegraph
How was your summer electric bill? A new year's resolution might be to lower it with some strategically placed trees to shade sunny western-facing windows. Winter is a perfect time to buy and plant trees. This is a slower season for nurseries so you ...
Read more...Ag Tags will pay for kindergarten farming in Micanopy - Gainesville Sun
Elementary school students in Micanopy and Archer are among the thousands who will benefit from sales of the state license plates known as Ag Tags. About $29,000 from sales of the specialty license plates have been designated for use as teacher ...
Read more...Midwinter is Best Time to Judge Landscape - Salina Journal
EMPORIA, Kan. - Midwinter can be important to the home landscape because it allows time for gardeners and other yard fans to come to grips with what´s working, what´s not and what´s still needed. "You can spend hours, pouring over the beautiful ...
Read more...Winter plants and flowers: Make the most of winter sunshine in the ... - Daily Telegraph
Winter sunshine is unlike the light at any other time of year. With the sun at its lowest trajectory, its rays are subtle and slanting, seeking out every nuance of shape, tone and texture. The trunks of trees are thrown into stark relief, and those ...
Read more...Time to get out the garden catalogs - Allentown Morning Call
Several readers have requested that I begin my annual catalog review. Catalogs offer a lot more than just seeds and plants. They hold a wealth of information on the needs and features of the plants offered. Here are the first three: Gurney's Seed and ...
Read more...Unify your garden with color - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Like many gardeners, I find it almost as hard to resist buying the newest gardening books as I do plants. Still, there are certain books that I revisit every year for inspiration and ideas. Two favorites, both written by noted plantswoman and garden ...
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