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Spooky season has officially arrived, and you are probably busy transitioning your home into fall with autumnal colors and cozy looks. Spread the fall vibes to your yard with chrysanthemums, an iconic ...

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As the autumn evenings cool, our gardens begin to wind down for the season. But one of the things most gardeners and plant lovers dread is the first frost or freeze of the season. Frost and freeze ...

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