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Dealing with Winter Weather
A winter mulch layer of 3 or 4 inches of organic material such as wood chips, pine boughs, bark mulch, or even old newspapers, insulates the soil, moderating temperature fluctuations.

Radish - Watch Your Garden Grow - University of Illinois Extension
Garden radishes can be grown wherever there is sun and moist, fertile soil, even on the smallest city lot. Radishes grow well in almost any soil that is prepared well, is fertilized before planting and has adequate moisture maintained.

Fall Apple Tree Tasks
Harvesting Apples - Except for winter storage varieties, apples should be picked when fully ripe. This technique is most effective for improving apple keeping if the apples and solution are warm (around 65°F) rather than cold (around 35°F).

Storing Tender Bulbs
Some of the most beloved garden plants grow from "tender bulbs," which means they need special care in the fall and winter, said a University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator.

Caring For Geraniums
The care information provided in this section represents the kind of practical advice is available for all the plants in this web site if you subscribe to the monthly customized newsletter Yardener’s Advisor. Sprinkle a teaspoon or so of a general-purpose slow-acting granular fertilizer around each geranium in the spring when they you plant them outdoors in the soil.

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