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Betterdays in Full Swing
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While Zone 4 is much warmer than Zones 1 through 3, it is still considered a cold climate with an average minimum temperature of -30 to -20 degrees F during the winter months. The colder temperatures impact not only what can be grown, but also when. According to the planting calendar for Zone 4, vegetables like rhubarb and eggplant do well in this zone. There are also many flowers and herbs that will flourish if planted past the harsh winter months. Consider adding a layer of mulch to any outdoor beds to maintain ground temperatures and get you through the harsher months.
From the moment you pick it up, you’ll notice these nozzles are different. Designed with mobility in mind, they feature Gilmour’s innovative Swivel Connect. The swivel allows the nozzles to pivot without
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Winter Gardening Tips to Tackle in the Off Season
As winter marches on, avid gardeners become more and more eager to get growing. While you may not be able to dig your spade into the soil just yet, there is plenty
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Design a Beautiful Drought Resistant Yard
Hot weather and drought-like conditions don’t mean a beautiful yard and garden is out of reach. Learn everything you need to know about drought tolerant landscaping, including the best type of plants,
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