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Don’t Leave These 7 Bulbs And Tubers In The Ground Over Winter – Lift Them Now Before Your Soil Freezes
Gardening Know How advises lifting tender summer-flowering bulbs and rootstocks before hard freezes, especially in zones 7 and colder.
What Your Jade Plant Needs In October – 7 Tips To Keep It Gorgeous And Glossy Through Winter
Gardening Know How’s October guide recommends less water and fertilizer, more light, and pest checks as jade plants slow for winter.
How To Get Rid Of Tree Of Heaven Without Making The Problem Worse
Tree of heaven can resprout after cutting. Learn how to identify it, choose a control method and follow up safely, based on a Country Living report.
When To Repot A Christmas Cactus – Repotting Too Soon Could Spoil This Year’s Flowers
Experts advise waiting until spring, after flowering, to repot a Christmas cactus. Autumn disturbance can cause developing flower buds to drop.
3 Things Your Japanese Maples Need Before The End Of October – An Arborist Reveals How To Prepare Them For Winter
An ISA-certified arborist recommends removing damaged branches, mulching roots and guarding Japanese maples against winter sunscald before cold weather.
The Quick Trick That Keeps Potted Plants Alive Through Fall And Winter – And It Only Takes 5 Minutes
A Gardening Know How report recommends raising patio planters about an inch to improve drainage and reduce waterlogged-root damage in fall and winter.
I Just Found The Easiest Way To Spread Topsoil On A Lawn – It’s A Simple, Time-saving Tool
Ideal Home reports that the £57.99 Outsunny compost spreader laid a thin, even layer of lawn seeding soil, with some limits around debris.
This $30 Lawn Tool Makes Dethatching So Much Easier – And It’s Handy For Several Other Garden Jobs, Too
A Homes & Gardens report highlights a $29.99 Walensee rake for dethatching and other garden tasks, while noting the effort and reported handle issues.
The Best Time To Move These 6 Backyard Plants Is Fall – To Make Sure They Get A Better Start Next Year
Gardening Know How recommends fall moves for six established plants, while warning that timing and plant type matter.