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Luckily, there are ground cover plants that keep the party going well into fall, giving one last burst of color before being buried in the snow. We've rounded up 11 breathtaking landscape plants ...

If you find your yard full of bare spots, don't spread more grass seed just yet. Instead, consider planting this ...

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Laura, known as @wkndgardener on TikTok, has shared a simple way you can protect your plants during the winter months.

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