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Posted 2019-04-17 2:15 AM (#251483)
Subject: mold could grow on your decking

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wire fencing is a popular choice among small farmers; it is easy to set up and unlike electric fencing does not require a power source. Fall Maintenance Checklist for Your Landscape and Decking Certain garden tasks are required every fall. Dead plant material must be cleared away; soil must be prepared
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for winter temperatures; and in temperate climates such as the Pacific Northwest, it may be appropriate to lay in new plantings. As you review the following checklist of fall landscaping projects, you might be surprised to see how gardening can help with the maintenance of other parts of your home,
such as fence materials. Homeowners can prepare their yards for winter by carrying out these tasks: 1. Harvest root vegetables, cabbages, sprouts and gourds. Bring in mature vegetables before the first hard frost slickens your decking materials. The Northwest usually sees its first fall frost in mid-
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