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		<title>Top Job &#8211; How to Prune Lavender</title>
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<p>Evergreen lavender comes into its own during the summer months when its stems are covered in flowers on elongated stems for weeks on end, giving off the most delightful fragrance when brushed against.  When to Prune Lavender  August is a great time of the year to remove those flower stalks, especially when  [...]</p>
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<p>Ornamental grasses are a great asset to the flower garden, whether grown on their own or in a mixed border. Many can provide structure during the winter months as well as food and overwintering places for birds and other wildlife.   Ornamental grasses are grouped into two categories; deciduous and evergreen.   Evergreen  [...]</p>
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