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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.
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How to Protect Plants Against Frost and Bugs
Learn how to cover your plants to protect them against frost and discourage bugs.
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Dave describes some strategies for dealing with crabgrass.
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Watering Trees in Drought Conditions
Dave consults with Dave Ropes about the best time to water trees in drought-like conditions.
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Controlling Grubs in Your Garden
Dave shows you how to address problems with grubs.
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Dave shows you how to prune a butterfly bush.
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Moving Houseplants Back Inside for Winter
Many of us put some or all of our houseplants outside for the summer.
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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 walks you through your August garden chores.
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Dave learns how to build a stone planter.
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