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Message: From GoLocalWorcester by Frank Crandall, GoLocalWorcester Landscaping Expert: Most people think of spring as the time to plant new trees and shrubs in their landscape. Many overlook the fact that fall is an appropriate time to plant new shrubs and transplant existing perennials, shrubs and trees in their landscape. The days are mild, the nights cool and typically, there is an abundance of moisture. These are ideal conditions to plant and allow the new tree or shrub time to grow its roots before winter and be well established before the hot, dry conditions of next summer. Additionally, the soil temperature may be warmer and less damp than in the spring...and you may have more time in the fall to do your landscape work! http://www.golocalworcester.com/business/landscape-now-fall-plantings-for-your-backyard
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