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- 1Four fall garden tasks for a better spring landscape▼Four essential fall garden tasks to do now for a better spring landscape
Garden columnists in Kentucky newspapers are urging readers to complete four essential yard tasks this autumn to ensure a healthier landscape next spring. Typical fall advice covers leaf cleanup, planting bulbs or perennials, mulching, and soil preparation before winter sets in. The seasonal reminders run as gardeners look to protect beds through cold months and get a head start on spring growth.
- 2New UPS Store opens in Cold Spring▼New UPS Store open in Cold Spring and Jesse Procter is ready for business
A new UPS Store has opened in Cold Spring, Kentucky, with franchisee Jesse Procter at the helm and ready to serve customers. The Northern Kentucky Tribune covered the opening, which brings shipping, printing and mailbox services to the community. Local outlets are welcoming the new small-business addition to the area.
- 3Austin turns into an outdoor playground once summer heat breaks●When triple-digit summer heat finally breaks, Austin becomes an outdoor paradise. A long-time resident shares where to r
With Austin's triple-digit summer temperatures finally easing, a long-time resident is sharing tips for enjoying the city outdoors — running, swimming at spots like Cold Springs, eating well, and catching live music without the usual crowds. The message: autumn is the ideal season to experience Austin as an outdoor paradise before the heat returns.
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Gardeners are being reminded to plant flower bulbs ahead of winter so they bloom into a colorful garden in spring. Local lifestyle coverage is walking through the basics: choosing healthy bulbs, planting them at the right depth, and picking spots with good drainage and sunlight. Fall planting gives tulips, daffodils and other spring bloomers the cold period they need before flowering.