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Long growth: will) mat° over
the winter. The first two
weeks of September are not __
too late to sow grass seed,
either to start a new lawn or
“# to renovate your present

lawn. Fall dews will keep the
seedbed moist and promote

growth.

Evergreens will come -
through the winter in better
shape if they are watered
thoroughly in the fall.

. ‘If you have any shrubs to’
be transplanted, do this
before the end of September.

_Give your. heldges their
_ final clipping for the season.

: Start collecting leaves for
the compost pile.

a You. can plant fruit trees and
a bushes this. month. Select

, good stock from a reputable
nursery. :

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