Gardeners are often seen raking up fallen leaves and discarding them, yet these autumnal cast-offs can be surprisingly beneficial if used correctly. Peter Chaloner, managing director of Cobra, a ...

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An expert with Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Dallas offers tips for effective composting — plus, what ...

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Recycle an old watering can, lay down free mulch, or hang some string lights ... Never had dinner outside because it was always too dark? Well, hang luminescent string lights around your backyard ...

Its dark green leaves have a rough surface and turn a brilliant ... Because of their deciduous nature, red oaks shed their reddish-brown leaves for the winter. Acorns are produced by red oak trees and ...

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