1. Begin planting cabbage, kale, chard and pansies in late September or early October.
2. Order your bulbs and make sure they’re in the ground by December 1 at the very latest.
3. To make leaf removal less of a chore, rake them before they accumulate deeply or use a mulching mower to pulverize leaves into a fine mulch that can be left on your lawn if not too deep.
When severe weather strikes, it doesn't affect most of our jobs or income. But for farmers... http://t.co/sg0GgYJp #agchat
Move over, chocolate bar. It's #ChocolateChipDay today: http://t.co/zQGDiaXh #chocolate #desserts
RT @TexasFarmBureau: Happy 150th anniversary to the @USDA, established as "The People's Department" by President Lincoln on May 15, 1862.
It's National Buttermilk Biscuit Day! Just in time for @biscuitfest - here's last year's winner! http://t.co/TLeIjwoe
The latest issue of @tnhomeandfarm is now online and hitting mailboxes soon! http://t.co/iN0hHq87 #tennessee
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