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Cut back perennials that have finished blooming |
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Start harvesting tomatoes and the rest of your garden bounty |
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Cut back any flowers grasses and herbs you want to dry |
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Dry some sweet red peppers and grind to make your own paprika |
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pick your raspberries be sure to freeze or can some for winter treats |
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now is a good time to overseed lawns in dead areas |
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Pot oregano and chives for indoor use |
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stop fertilizing roses to encourage dormancy |
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store dried flowers in labeled airtight containers for later use |
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order fall bulbs for planting in sept and oct |
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full moon |
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inspect houseplants and wash with mild soap and bring indoors |
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Tip of the Month: If your lettuce is a little bitter, try washing it and storing it in the refrigerator for 2 days, this will take away most of the bitterness! |
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