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[DOC File]November Gardening Tips for Los Angeles County Residents
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Plant colorful ornamental cabbage and kale for vibrantly rich reds, blues, and purples to accentuate other garden colors all winter long. ... Root the hardwood portions of these and geranium cuttings in a protected outdoor area for more plants. ... This is a great way to get trimmings for holiday decorations while manicuring the plants. ...
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[DOC File]December Gardening Tips for Los Angeles County Residents
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The garden is a treasure trove of possibilities for holiday decorations. Pyracantha berries alternated with popcorn make attractive garlands. Oranges, lemons or apples sprinkled with cinnamon or cardamom and stuck with whole cloves are delightfully fragrant pomander balls.
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[DOC File]DEPARTMENT I – OUTDOOR EXHIBITS
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16. Attire for female exhibitors – proper attire as noted in Outdoor Rule Number 32 (No skirts or shorts, slacks only in show ring.) 17. Any novice showman must choose to be in either their age group or the novice group for fitting and showing. 18. See General Rules, Rules for Outdoor Exhibitors, and for market animals Livestock Sale Rules.
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[DOCX File]Cheekwood
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Installation of . Holiday LIGHTS. began in August, as the botanical garden and museum of art has gradually transformed into a winter wonderland. Decorations extend from the mansion out into the gardens, setting the grounds aglow with elegant displays, breathtaking views and a million gleaming lights.
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[DOC File]Archives of 'The Gardener' - Kenyon Street, Hartford
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Cut back perennials not left for winter interest to 2”- 4” from the ground. Don’t prune evergreens or mums. Rake leaves or shred by mowing leaves for compost use (also a good winter mulch for beds) Drain hoses and shut off outdoor faucets from inside to prevent freezing. Plant bulbs before the ground freezes. Ronnie Schoelzel Horticulture ...
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Outdoor winter garden decorations