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by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Fall is here, and winter is soon on its way. As gardeners, we often want to put all of our summer-grown crops to good use before they expire. To satisfy your craving for home-grown produce throughout the cold season, harvest and store your fruits and vegetables now....
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by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Pumpkin-picking has been one of my favorite fall activities since I was a young child. Each year, we take a trip to the local pumpkin patch in search of the biggest, roundest pumpkins to take home and carve into jack-o’-lanterns. While pumpkins can range in...
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by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
From spooky jack-o’-lanterns to spiced pumpkin pies, there are numerous things you can do with your home-grown pumpkins. Pumpkins can be used for fall décor, Halloween displays, and a wide variety of delicious dishes. These resilient fruits are highly versatile...
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by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Summers in my part of the country can be brutal, making overhead shade a must-have commodity. While the towering trees that line my property provide ample shade in the evening hours, the mornings and afternoons can be sweltering if you’re stuck in direct sun....
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by Fred Jaicks | Uncategorized
Each fall, the shorter and cooler days trigger the end of the growth season. Leaves begin to turn yellow, orange, or red and fall from the trees. While fallen autumn leaves are certainly beautiful, they can quickly become a nuisance as they cover lawns, gardens, and...
