It’s a rite of fall — green leaves turn red and gold and then fall as trees prepare themselves for winter. It’s an excellent time to give your trees a good once-over.
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Visitors to my garden this time of year are often astonished to see me lopping the tops off some of my trees.
The most asked “gardening” question this time of year is, “What is the best Christmas tree?”
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