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Cold weather won't stop crab grass
Garden tip: The weather is still cold, but now is the time to treat your yard with a pre-emerge formula to control crab grass.
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Celebrate Arbor Day by planting a tree
Garden tip: If you have not set out your trees, it is time to do so. Arbor Day is this month, so plant any tree. Remember to mix 2 tablespoons of corn syrup and a half-cup of apple juice with one gallon of water to dampen the roots as you plant.
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Fertilize daffodil plants, not blooms
Be sure to place all cut daffodils in a vase by themselves because they exude a sap that poisons other cut flowers.
- Gardendale girls softball to hold meeting Jan. 12 Gardendale girls softball is holding a general meeting open to the public on Jan. 12 at 6 p.m. at The Garden-dale Civic Center.
- Insects not a fan of alcohol, oil mixture Garden tip: If you have insects (just one or two once in a while) mix a half-cup of rubbing alcohol with a half-tablespoon tablespoon of vegetable oil in a pint of warm water.
- House plants may need something extra We are now officially into winter and your house plants may need a lift.
- Warrior church to host two-day service Warrior “I” Church of God will be having their annual watch night service, beginning New Year’s Eve at 7 p.m. and ending on New Year’s Day.
- Mt. Olive Church hosts Christmas Eve ceremony On December 24, Mount Olive Alliance Church will have its annual Christmas Eve carol and candlelight service at 6 p.m. The church is located at 1270 McCravy Lane, Mount Olive.
- Thanks to those who made event a success We would like to thank the Fultondale Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring the Christmas tree lighting Monday night. We would also like to thank Santa for appearing, the children of Fultondale Elementary for making the ornaments and the Fultondale street department for getting the area ready.
- Thanks to those who made breakfast a success Senior center director Dorothy Byrd and the other workers did a great job preparing for the breakfast. Thanks to all that helped and came.
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Cold weather won't stop crab grass
