Plant astilbes in low, damp areas.
Check local garden centers for end-of-season plant and other sales.
Fall is a good time for corrective tree pruning; look for rubbing branches and cracks. Need assistance? Click here to find a landscaping professional near you!
Leave at least a two-inch stem on squash and pumpkins for longer storage life.
If you plan to reuse dirt flower pots next year soak them in soapy water for a few days to loosen grime before storing.
Ripe apples snap off easily when gently lifted with the palm of the hand.
Donate excess produce to local food pantries.
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