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To remove dead leaves that have not yet fallen on their own, use a sharp pair of scissors you have dipped in rubbing alcohol.

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Some bring the “offal” home for fertilizer. Others consume parts that many would quickly throw away. Most anglers simply dispose of the remains in the garbage can. (Photo courtesy of Mike Schoonveld) ...

Tiny grass needs nutrients too. Historically we have used what is called a “starter fertilizer” on newly planted grass seed. The tiny plants need more phosphorus than when established.

Jackson Magnolia, a nearly 200-year-old southern magnolia historic tree, was removed from the grounds of the White House on Tuesday due to safety concerns. To mark the loss, US President Donald Trump ...