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As the temperature drops, so do the autumn leaves. Don't worry, though—leaves can actually be good for your lawn, enriching ...

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Leaving your grass clippings in place will also be greatly beneficial if you’re treating your lawn with a fertilizer or a product like a herbicide. Chemicals are usually absorbed by the grass and will ...

Q: How do I prepare my small flower bed for winter? I have a few black-eyed Susans that look pretty scary right now. Do I cut ...

Welcome to fall in Routt County, where golden aspens dazzle, elk bugle romantically, and gardeners panic like squirrels on ...

As summer winds down and leaves begin to change color, many gardeners may ask how to prepare for the next growing season. Fall is not just a time for raking leaves ...

If you’re getting your pumpkins now, Jeff Wallitsch of Wallitsch Gardens has some tips to get your pumpkins to last as long as possible.

Cooler temperatures signal a change of seasons and an opportunity to add some fall décor to the landscape. Garden centers are filled with fall favorites like pumpkins, ornamental squash, pansies, mums ...