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When To Use A Blower/Vac
It can be used to blow away leaves, debris, even water that collects on paved areas such as patios, driveways and tennis courts. While it can used to rake up leaves, it is easier to use the vacuum function to collect the leaves and you have the mulch at the same time.

Choosing Snow Throwers
Some pull themselves through the snow with their rotors while the bigger versions have a separate power train for propulsion. These machines handle light fluffy snow, such as commonly found in the mountain regions of the country.

Finish Garden Chores Now
Then lower the mower to about 1 inch so overly long blades don't fall over and mat down. The lack of rains has increased the need for watering your plants.

Greenline-Preparing Yard Tools for Winter Storage
Examine the condition of each tool and note those needing repair, new handles or sharpening. Repair shops aren't nearly as busy now as they will be during snow blower season or next spring when everyone needs mower repairs.

Prepare Your Garden For Winter
For most perennial flowers, allowing the dead plant material to remain until spring may help protect the crown of the plant, although if the bed is mulched later this fall, it doesn't really matter.

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