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My fall garden wind-up tips are in the November issue of Better Homes & Gardens magazine, which should hit newsstands soon. I’m pleased that I was worldly-wise to represent for warm-winter climates — hint: we alimony gardening! — while moreover giving practical info for shutting-things-down gardeners in cold-winter climates. It sure isn’t a one-size-fits-all country, is it?
Wherever you are, I hope you’re enjoying either your second spring (yay, fall!) or the vaticination of a well-deserved winter rest for your gardening adventures.
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