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How to Make the Most of Fall Planting Season
If you're new to gardening, you may think in fall it's time to shut down, but in West Virginia, not so. In our humid subtropical climate, which includes the region where you may be looking at Morgantown homes for sale, fall is prime time to experiment with a whole new palette of plants. Don't stop at perennials and bulbs; you can also plant trees and shrubs, as well as cool weather food crops such as various delicious greens and cole crops such as cauliflower.
Why Plant in Fall?
On average, the first fall frost in our region will be around Oct. 16, so that means you would need to consult a planting guide, such as the Old Farmer's Almanac, which can advise you when you need to start seeds indoors; when to plant seedlings or transplants; or when you need to start seeds outdoors, based on frost dates for harvest.
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Heritage Real Estate Experts Help You Go GREEN
Once upon a time, we believed Earth had unlimited resources. There would always be plenty of trees, clean air, and water to meet our needs, regardless of how much we used them.
Today, we have a better understanding of our society's responsibility to safeguard Earth's precious resources, some of which are seriously depleted. In our commitment to eco-friendly practices, two of our real estate agents and I have earned the GREEN Designation offered by the National Association of REALTORS®.
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Get Creative With a Backyard Fire Pit
A fire pit is a popular addition to your yard since it creates a cozy gathering spot. And building one lets you get creative as you determine its size, shape, and materials to suit your needs and sense of style.
Our real estate agents suggest looking at the following DIY fire pits for inspiration:
- Inexpensive Fire Pit
From thriftylittlemom.com
You don't necessarily need mortar to build a fire pit from retaining wall blocks, as Kim Anderson of thriftylittlemom.com proves. As long as they're stacked correctly, she says, they'll stay put. Her four-tier fire pit uses a cleared, flat area of her backyard as a bottom, and she broke a block in half to use in the second tier as a way for air to reach the fire.
Bill Porter, Broker
(304) 612-3746207 Aurora Dr
Morgantown, WV 26508
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