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10 Incredible Celebrity Pumpkin Carvings That Take Halloween Decorations to the Next LevelThink your Halloween pumpkin looks impressive? Wait until you see these eerily realistic celebrity pumpkin carvings...
By Kayleigh Dray
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What Your Strawberry Plants Need in October – 5 Ways to Overwinter Strawberries and Ensure Juicy Bumper CropsAlthough things may be quiet on your strawberry patch, there’s plenty you can do now to safeguard future fruit. But hurry, you don’t have long to get plants primed for winter!
By Tyler Schuster
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One Raised Bed, 7 Compact Crops – How to Start Growing Your Own Vegetables in OctoberFall is a fab time to begin a productive veggie patch in a raised planter, and these small-space varieties will get your vegetable growing journey off to a great start.
By Emma Kendell
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What's Your Birth Month Pumpkin? Discover the Perfect Halloween Carving Design For You (And Its Meaning)Not sure how to carve your pumpkin this year? Your birth month might have the answer...
By Kayleigh Dray
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The Expert Secret to Growing Garlic With Plumper Cloves, Even if it’s Your First Time TryingThis October trick will set up your garlic crop for the biggest bulbs ever and it's so easy to get right!
By Emma Kendell
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I Never Pull Up My Tomato Plants After Harvest Without Doing These 7 Things FirstSpent tomato vines may look like a cleanup chore, but they can still provide seeds for next year, valuable compost material, and a head start on spring.
By Tyler Schuster
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Martha Stewart’s Annual Homegrown Pumpkin Display Is Iconic – and It’s So Easy to Copy It This FallMartha Stewart's pumpkin stair display looks effortless, and it nearly is. Here's the variety guide, design principles, and growing tips to recreate it at home.
By Sarah Veldman
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Grow a Bonchi Pepper Tree This Fall – Give Your Peppers a Second Life as a Unique Indoor BonsaiIf you love growing peppers and fancy squeezing a little more life out of them over winter, this indoor trend makes it possible to appreciate them in a whole new way
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Kristin Davis Named Her Fiddle Leaf Fig After Theo James – And Like Its Namesake, It's Having A MomentSex and the City star Kristin Davis's fiddle-leaf fig, Theo, is struggling with yellowing and brown-tipped leaves. If yours looks the same, here's how to get it back to its best.
By Sarah Veldman
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How to Winterize Lavender Plants to Protect Them From Cold and WetLavender’s biggest winter enemy isn’t always frost. Soggy soil, excess moisture, and the wrong protection can cause serious damage. Learn how to protect plants.
By Tyler Schuster
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What To Do With a Lemon Tree in October – 6 Jobs to Keep Fruit Ripening BeautifullyReap the reward of tending your lemon tree all summer with these simple tasks to keep the plant happy, healthy, and focused on finishing off its fruit to juicy perfection.
By Tyler Schuster
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October Isn’t Too Late to Plant – These 10 Vegetables Deliver Harvests Through Fall and BeyondOctober feels late for sowing, but plenty of crops are just getting started. Discover what to plant now, with advice on zones and timing.
By Tyler Schuster
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Kevin Bacon's Apple Tree Photo Is Inspiring For More Than One Reason – And It's Not Just About The ApplesKevin Bacon has given us a very good reason to look at our gardens a little differently this autumn.
By Kayleigh Dray
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The Beckhams’ Veggie Garden Has All the Growing Inspiration Beginners Need – Plant These 3 Crops NowDavid and Victoria Beckham often share glimpses of their productive vegetable garden – here’s what beginners can learn before starting their own this fall.
By Ciéra Cree
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The Simple Fall Trick that Ripens the Last Green Tomatoes, FastDon’t miss out on a final crop of tasty tomatoes because there’s an easy way to trick tomato plants into speeding still-green fruit straight to red.
By Emma Kendell
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These 6 Edible Plants Are Almost Too Pretty for the Vegetable Garden – Add Them to Your Fall Borders InsteadWhen it comes to crops that look good, fruits and berries steal the spotlight, but these vegetables and herbs are also capable of dazzling displays that look as good as they taste
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Pruning Lavender in Fall? 3 Risky Cuts to Avoid – And the Cheeky Cut That WorksFall lavender pruning: some gardeners swear off it, while others insist on a 6-week window between the last chop and first frost. Here are the cuts you should avoid – and one that can help if you do it right
By Tyler Schuster

