Backyard Living Plus - November 2007

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PLUS Features

Fall Yard Cleanup—in ONE Weekend
Dividing Perennials
50 Planning Secrets
Warm Winter’s Night
Project: Bootscraper
Bumblebee Bowling Balls

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December Newsletter Sneak Peek

Top 10: Fast-Growing Trees

6 Tips to Better Backyard Light

Paperwhites—the Perfect Gift

Rachael Liska, Editor

Dear $$firstname$$,

Thanksgiving is still a week away, but I already have spring fever. That’s because we‘ve just wrapped up our January/February issue, which is all about planning for next season’s garden. Check out these 50 expert planning tips that are guaranteed to save you time and money!

If you haven’t gotten to your fall yard work, here‘s a handy season-end checklist that you can finish this weekend. And we’ll also show you the proper way to divide your perennials.

Feeling cooped up now that the chilly weather and shorter days have set in? We have three fun projects to try: Pretty Swan Planter, Bumblebee Bowling Ball and a Back-Stoop Boot Scraper. And just because it’s getting cooler doesn’t mean you have to put away your grill…try these tast, soul-satisfying recipes, perfect for a chilly winter’s night.

See you next month!

—Rachael Liska, Editor

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Fall Cleanup Grab some garden tools and get your yard in shape for spring. Follow the checklist.		Bumblebee Project With just a few supplies, you can create this bumblebee from an old bowling ball. Try it for yourself.


50 Planning Secrets Start thinking ahead with these helpful planning secrets. Plan your best garden.		Swan Planter Hide ugly duckling pots inside this swan planter. Let’s get building.

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