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Every year, as the weather gets colder, and we start heading into winter, many of our customers ask us if there is anything in particular they should do for their pond. Here are a few things pond owners should do to prepare their pond for winter… (Click link for full article)

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What? Turning off your sprinkler system and draining or blowing out the water for the winter season.
Why? So the system components won’t freeze. The backflow assembly, valves, sprinklers and, in really cold winters, the mainline and lateral pipes can freeze and break. (Click link for full article)

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Although there is some gardening that can be done in January and February, the big season doesn’t really get underway until the worst part of the cold is over and done with. Is that March this year? April? I should be taking side bets! So here we sit, staring out the window… (Click link for full article)

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A fun, holiday season activity that we recommend is to visit a ‘local’ Christmas light display. This year stop by the following displays for a real winter treat!
Here are some specific locations for the whole family to enjoy… (Click link for full article)

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This time of year everyone starts listing their favorite fall flora, and I am no different. In previous posts we considered some worthwhile choices: Japanese Maples (countless varieties), Burning Bush (Euonymus), and deciduous Viburnums, Dogwoods, etc. (Click link for full article)

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