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NEW ON BLOG: 6 Reasons Not to Cut Back Flowers in Autumn

I’m going to give you 6 reasons to not cut down your flowerbeds to the ground, or at least modify your methods to benefit some of your local wildlife. This is one of the biggest changes you

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Greetings,


As we enter our last weekend of August, we start thinking of Fall coming upon us sooner than later. With the next change of season knocking on our door, we turn our attention to the next gardening tasks we will be working on.


Today, we want to share a task you can remove from that list! That's nice, right?! One less gardening chore for you and a lot of benefit for your ecosystem...how about that for a WIN-WIN!


Whether you already practice this gardening strategy or not, you will want to share this with others, as well. This is an important one to support the wildlife who inhabit your gardens.


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NEW ON THE BLOG: 6 Reasons NOT to Cut Back Flowers in Autumn

I’m going to give you 6 reasons to not cut down your flowerbeds to the ground, or at least modify your methods to benefit some of your local wildlife. This is one of the biggest changes you can make to the way you garden that isn’t often considered, and has a huge impact on your local ecosystem.

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Sincerely,


Tara

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