Tuck in Your Lawn for WinterBy: Rebekah Eastep, askHRgreen.org Team Member
The popularity of gardening and landscaping has exploded during the coronavirus pandemic. Limited in their activities, residents have turned to tomatoes, herbs and butterfly gardens to pass the time and calm their anxiety. But cooler days are on the horizon, and soon we will need to tuck in our lawns and gardens for a long winter's nap. As we say goodbye to summer veggies and blooms, here are a few ways to prep your yard for autumn:
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