Fall Clean-up for Home Gardeners
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- January 25, 2022
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Many gardeners think the season ends in fall, but leftover weeds, debris, and plant pathogen infected plant matter can fuel next year's problems.
This 2-page guide teaches you how a few smart sanitation practices can help prevent diseases in your garden and give your plants the best possible start next season.
What You'll Learn
- How to spot common signs of plant disease before winter sets in
- Safe ways to remove or till diseased debris without spreading pathogens
- Simple steps to sanitize tools, gloves, and equipment for next year
- Important exceptions for oak wilt management
Protect your garden's future by downloading your free fall clean-up guide now!
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