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    Pumpkins and squash will take a frosting but not f Pumpkins and squash will take a frosting but not freezing temperatures. Cut them off the vine while temperature are still warm enough and store them in a cool, dry location to cook all winter long. #pumpkins #squash #deesnursery
    Wait until mid-to-late fall to apply a dry lawn fe Wait until mid-to-late fall to apply a dry lawn fertilizer to all grassy areas. You can use a crank-style broadcast spreader, but for optimum coverage, consider using a walk-behind drop spreader. It takes a little longer, especially on hilly yards, but a drop spreader provides the best way to apply an even, consistent layer of fertilizer. #lawns #lawncare #lawncaretips #healthylawn #lawnmaintenance #lawngoals #deesnursery
    Zoltar tells the kids wise advice to live by. Zoltar tells the kids wise advice to live by.
    The kids are having a great time learning about 🍊 and nature with Ms Kim.
    After a hard frost, cut back all blackened perenni After a hard frost, cut back all blackened perennials, weed perennial beds, and rake up all debris. Do not compost diseased plant material. Pull up and store stakes and supports for the winter. Protect statuary, garden art, decorative pots, and bird baths from the impending winter weather. #winterontheway #perennialgardening #deesnursery
    Keep an eye on September planted greens. A hard fr Keep an eye on September planted greens. A hard frost is sure to cut off your source for late season lettuce, spinach, and kale. Cover yours with a portable cold frame to keep your harvest going as long as possible into the fall season. #coldframegardening #coldframe #deesnursery
    The best seed for fall wild bird feeding should be The best seed for fall wild bird feeding should be loaded with protein and fat to help birds make it through the long winter. For most birds, sunflower seed, peanut hearts, and safflower are an excellent choice. #birdseed #wildbird #deesnursery
    Fall is the best time to prepare your veggie garde Fall is the best time to prepare your veggie garden for spring planting. Take a soil test before the ground freezes and add the recommended nutrients to rejuvenate your growing space. Turn in copious amounts of compost and cover for the winter. You'll be glad you did! #soiltest #soilamendments #deesnursery
    Fertilize trees with tree spikes or Espoma Tree-to Fertilize trees with tree spikes or Espoma Tree-tone. Fertilize azaleas, rhododendron and evergreens with Espoma Holly-tone, blended especially for acid-loving plants. Fertilize all other shrubs with Espoma Plant-tone. #trees #plantfood #deesnursery
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