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		<title>Caring For Roses</title>
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In the spring gardeners have an almost overwhelming urge to start work in the rose garden. However, in cold regions including the temperate Central States, this ambition should be withheld until the danger of a hard freeze is past.
Here are some rose gardening tips to help you along. When caring for roses, on established rose [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Winterizing A Garden &amp; Landscape</title>
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To the beginning gardener the idea of tucking plants under cover in the fall may seem a natural and desirable way to keep them warm during winter. But he soon learns that it is not cold that does most damage to perennial plants, but unseasonable warmth. This, of course, does not apply to plants of [...]]]></description>
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