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Research plants before purchasing to understand their mature size, sun tolerance, and suitability for your landscape.

When planting, dig a wide, shallow hole and ensure the base of the plant's trunk is slightly above ground level.

Avoid overwatering new fall plantings; keep the soil moist but not soaked as the plants are growing slowly.

Fall is officially the time to plant your ornamentals. The weather is cooler, and the above-ground parts of the plants are starting to slow their growth, yet the roots are still somewhat active. Therefore, when spring arrives, the plants should have established a good root system and will be ready to jump.

Knowing a little about the plants you are purchasing will save you big in the long run. Many times, I have se

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