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Going Full Gourd This Year

You can feel it in the crisp autumn air. We’re all abuzz with excitement. It’s nearly Halloween and if you look around the neighborhood, read the news, or talk to your friends and family, it seems like we are all planning to bring our “A” game this year! We are pushing the boundaries of our imaginations so that we can celebrate like the bunch of grown-up kids we are!

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Fruit tree with blight

Spraying your plants and trees might sound intimidating, or like something you just don't want to do. Perhaps you don't think it has any real advantage, or you are worried about nasty chemicals. Well fear not! A simple application of Liqui-Cop® is not only easy, but a naturally great way to prevent several different diseases on your plants.

We often get the question: When should I spray my fruit trees? There are three times a year that are perfect for taking care of your fruit trees. First, is after your tree looses it's leaves in the fall. Second, around the first of the year and third a good marker is Super Bowl Sunday or around that time. You want to spray them before they get buds on their branches and on nice clear, dry days in the winter... I know hard to do but that allows for the sprays to really work their magic. 

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Tree spraying can be as easy as 1-2-3 when you follow these simple guidelines:

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The frosted branches of a dormant plant

When the temperatures get colder, there are a few simple things to remember for your yard and garden, in order to limit and prevent problems in the spring. Just follow these simple cold-weather tips and you can be sure that your plants will be prepared to thrive come springtime!

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Why are my Plants Looking Different?

You might be wondering as the weather is getting colder and the days are getting shorter why your plants look different. For some of them, it is time to go dormant for the winter and protect themselves. Here are a few tips on how to help them survive the winter!