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Cleaning Up the Garden for Winter

Dave helps you prepare your vegetable garden for the winter and has some suggestions for rescuing those remaining green tomatoes.
How to Protect Plants Against Frost and Bugs

Learn how to cover your plants to protect them against frost and discourage bugs.
Dealing with Crabgrass

Dave describes some strategies for dealing with crabgrass.
Watering Trees in Drought Conditions

Dave consults with Dave Ropes about the best time to water trees in drought-like conditions.
Moving Houseplants Back Inside for Winter

Many of us put some or all of our houseplants outside for the summer.
Preparing Ornamental Grasses for Winter

Dave explains how to tie up ornamental grasses to prepare them for winter and ensure they add interest to the winter garden.
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Dave shows you how to prune a butterfly bush.
Controlling Grubs in Your Garden

Dave shows you how to address problems with grubs.
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Winter Gardening Using Cold Frames

Want to get a jump-start on the growing season or store plants for the winter? Dave shows you two different cold frames -- structures that allow you to shelter plants from the cold.