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Hitting another milestone

by Jennifer Wing

I remember as a teenager having to mow the lawn before I could go out with my friends or borrow the car. As an adult, I mowed my lawn when we were a young family and I was a stay-at-home mom.

My husband took over the job when I returned to work, and then things got busy, with both of us working and raising our two children, so we hired out for the job – to a lawn service and then to our neighbors’ son, now a high school graduate pursuing his education and adventures outside of Central New York.

Enter a new chapter in our mowing story – the purchase of a riding lawn mower. But who will captain this vessel?

Although the kids are older, my husband and I are no less busy. Our lawn is large,

and our grass tends to grow at an alarmingly fast rate; there’s no need for a chemical treatment or fertilizer here. Because of its tendency to grow quickly, the lawn should be mowed at least once a week, and probably more than once.

With no time to spare and a lawn that won’t quit, we realized the best solution was one right in front of us – our son. So it seems that we are hitting milestones all over the place here at the Wing residence. For the second time within a few months, we have turned over a set of keys. Our daughter is now the proud owner of a learner’s permit to drive and a future student of summer driver’s education.

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Veggie garden tips for beginners

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lanting a vegetable garden can be a worthwhile endeavor for anyone who has an available patch of land.

Gardens need not take up much space, and even apartment dwellers without yards can plant small gardens in containers they place on terraces or window boxes.

Although establishing a garden is easy enough, beginners may make a few mistakes along the way. Those who already have paved the garden way before can offer novice gardeners some worthwhile tips.

One of the first decisions novice gardeners must make is which crops to grow. This will help determine how much land you will need and which supplies or soil amendments will be necessary.

According to "The Old Farmer’s Almanac." a common error for beginners is planting too much and more than anyone could ever consume, so it’s best to start small and be proud of that small garden.

Plants such as peppers, squash and tomatoes produce throughout the season,

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Plants such as peppers, squash and tomatoes produce throughout the season, so you may not need many plants to provide for your needs. so you may not need many plants to provide for your needs. Less prolific plants

may require a greater investment to produce a similar yield.

Locate your garden in an area that gets adequate sun.

Many vegetables need between six and eight hours of sunlight per day. Without enough light, they will not bear as much and could be susceptible to insect infestation.

Vegetables and fruit also need plenty of water because they're not very drought-tolerant, so keep gardens close to a water source.

Another good tip is to locate the garden near the house or barbecue grill.

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vest fresh produce and use it when cooking.

Soil preparation is also key. Till the soil and remove debris like rocks, sticks and hard clumps of dirt. Work with organic material, such as manure or compost. Apply mulch after planting to help maintain moisture levels in the soil.

Plant the tallest crops at the rear of your garden bed.

Work forward with shorter crops. Try to leave a foot or more between planting rows.

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Plant lilies for a fragrant, elegant summer garden

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L

ilies add longlasting color and fragrance to flower gardens and summer bouquets. These stately flowers provide vertical interest and blend nicely with other perennials. And best of all, with very little care, you’ll be enjoying them for years to come.

Plant different types of lilies to extend your enjoyment from early summer into fall. The colorful and often fragrant blossoms add elegance to any bouquet and are long-lasting in a vase.

Start off the summer with Asiatic lilies. These compact plants have upward or outward facing blooms, and though they are not fragrant, they do come in bright colors that will light up your early summer garden. All are hardy in zones 4 to 9.

The next lilies to bloom are LA Hybrids. These trumpetshaped lilies are a cross between

fragrant Easter lilies (Lilium longiflorum) and colorful Asiatics. Choose from an array of rich colors including cream, pink, yellow, orange and red. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.

The dainty blossoms of turk’s cap lilies open in early summer.

Also known as Martagon lilies, these flowers have recurved petals and look like they are dangling from an upside-down candelabra.

Hardy in zones 3 to 9, these lilies prefer partially shaded gardens and woodland edges.

Trumpet lilies steal the show in midsummer. Like their close relative the Easter lily, these big, outward-facing blossoms have long trumpets and are wonderfully fragrant. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.

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Kaveri lilies bloom mid-summer and enliven gardens with their golden yellow petals painted with tangerine and burgundy. variety Kaveri, which has golden yellow petals touched with tangerine and burgundy. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.

Species lilies have downward facing flowers with reflexed petals and extra-long stamens.

Bloom times vary. Lady Alice (Lilium henryi) and coral lilies (Lilium pumilum) flower a full month before tiger lilies (Lilium lancifolium). The latter are treasured for their big orange flowers and prominent black spots. Over

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time, tiger lilies form impressive clumps, with towering, 4-foot stems. Hardy in zones 3 to 9.

Oriental-Trumpet (OT) lilies are hybrids with fragrant, upward-facing flowers that can measure 9” across. Colors range from maroon and rose pink through gold and cream. The cool yellow flowers of Yelloween make this OT lily a favorite among florists.

Hardy in zones 4 to 9.

The lily season ends with a bang, when the Oriental lilies begin to bloom. These big, open-faced flowers have a spicy fragrance that can perfume an entire garden. A wide range of colors, including the popular variety Stargazer, invites lots of creative pairings in the garden and in a vase. Hardy in zones 5 to 9.

Now is the time to order your lily bulbs. The earlier you shop the more choices you’ll have. To get your lilies off to a great start, read 8 Tips for Growing Better Lilies, available from Longfield Gardens (longfield-gardens.com).

Lily bulbs planted this spring will flower this summer and return to bloom again for years to come.

Melinda Myers is the author of more than 20 gardening books, including "Small Space Gardening." She hosts The Great Courses “How to Grow Anything” DVD series and the nationally syndicated Melinda’s Garden Moment TV & radio segments, is a columnist and contributing editor for Birds & Blooms magazine and was commissioned by Longfield Gardens for her expertise to write this article.

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ences can improve functionality of a yard and provide extra security and privacy.

Some fences are decorative while others are functional. Families with children and/or companion animals also may find fencing is a necessity to keep everyone safe and corralled.

With a vast array of fencing materials available, homeowners may find it challenging to decide which material is right for their properties.

The following breakdown can help homeowners learn more about fencing and potentially point them in the right direction regarding which material to choose for their properties.

Budget

Budget is one of the first considerations many homeowners have when installing fencing.

Pricing will affect whether one can afford a chain link fence (one of the most budget-friendly options), wrought iron or ornate wood (more expensive).

Pricing out several different types

of fences will give homeowners an idea of which material fits into their budgets.

Purpose

Homeowners install fencing for various reasons.

If a fence is an ornamental way to delineate property lines, a picket fence or a post-and-rail fence are simple options that can lend a homey feel to a property.

These types of fences also can enhance and frame landscaping elements, such as gardens.

In many area, laws require homeowners to install fencing around swimming pools.

In such instances, chain link fencing that does not obstruct views of the pool might be the best choice.

If security or privacy is the main desire, tall fences that make it difficult for neighbors to see into the yard may make an ideal choice.

Restrictions

It is important to understand local regulations before installing fencing.

Communities governed by homeowners’ associations may have rules in place that dictate the type of fences that can be installed.

Townships and other municipalities may have their own rules concern-

ing fence type, property borders, fence height, and other factors that will have to be adhered to so that fencing will meet code.

If such rules are not following fines may be imposed and the fence may have to be removed.

Homeowners also may need permits to install fencing, whether they are hiring a contractor or doing the work themselves.

Maintenance

Consumer resource Angie’s List advises homeowners to consider maintenance before choosing a fencing material.

Wooden fencing requires the most maintenance due to painting and staining.

Aluminum or vinyl fencing requires less maintenance, but it can be harder to repair isolated damage or replace pickets, if necessary. In some instances, the entire fence may have to be replaced.

Homeowners install fencing for many different reasons.

Considering price, budget, purpose, and maintenance before making a decision regarding fencing can help homeowners make the best decision possible.

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Take it up a notch out back Add appeal to your patio or deck

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And just like the kitchen in winter, the patio or deck tends to be the gathering spot when the weather turns warm.

Get the most from this space with a bit of preseason planning and decorating. Select functional and beautiful furnishings to create a special spot for you, family and friends to enjoy whenever the weather allows.

First, sketch out the space and measure the dimensions of all furnishings you are considering, making sure they will fit. Allow extra space for people to pull chairs in and out from the table and navigate around furnishings, preferably 3 to 4 feet.

Next, select a table that fits the space and provides ample serving space. An extension table allows you to expand your surface if a few more folks drop by. A round folding table provides space for guests, and it can be stashed against the wall when workspace is needed.

Small- and large-space gardeners will enjoy the benefits of elevated gardens with built-in trellises. These maximize growing space even on a small deck or patio and bring the garden to the party. Look for self-watering planters and especially those with wheels so you can easily move them out of the way of a family gathering or closer to the kitchen for easy harvesting.

Include a multifunctional piece like a potting bench. Look for a versatile and wellbuilt, furniture-quality piece like the CedarLast potting bench (gardeners.com) that complements other furnishings and can be used as a serving surface when entertaining.

Consider features like a faucet for washing and watering that drains into a bucket or the ground, as well as hooks for hanging tools and baskets and space for storage.

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Extend your enjoyment into the evening with pleasing outdoor lighting. Make sure the light is deflected and not shining directly into visitors’ eyes. Downward facing overhead lights brighten large areas. Use them to illuminate key spaces such as those used for cooking. Strands of lights on structures, ribs of an umbrella or the underside of a bar provide a festive touch.

Use tabletop lighting to create a more intimate mood. Outdoor flameless candles add warmth to your space while a Columbine Solar Lantern adds charm. Look for a style that complements your outdoor décor.

Add pathway lighting to direct guests to the patio or on a stroll through the garden.

Solar lighting allows flexibility and eliminates the need for trenching wires to a power

source. Think beyond traditional pathway and railing lighting. Strategically placed upward lighting of structures and plants or downward lighting hung from above can also provide needed illumination.

Whatever the size of your patio or deck you can create an inviting outdoor space for gardening and entertaining. Just invest a bit of time planning and shopping for attractive and functional furnishings. Then sit back and relax in your newly decorated space.

Melinda Myers has written more than 20 gardening books, including “Small Space Gardening.” She hosts The Great Courses “How to Grow Anything” DVD series and the nationally syndicated Melinda’s Garden Moment TV & radio segments. Myers is a columnist and contributing editor for Birds & Blooms magazine and was commissioned by Gardener’s Supply for her expertise to write this article. Myers’s web site is melindamyers.com.

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Start the season right with grill safety Warm weather is here, which means New Yorkers are starting to enjoy their barbecues and other outdoor amenities again. And while gas grills, portable fire pits, and patio heaters make outdoor spaces comfortable and desirable places to gather… it’s important that they are used properly.

The New York Propane Gas Association (NYPGA) helps consumers keep grilling season safe with these key tips: Safety for Kids The grilling area should be designated as a “No Play Zone,” keeping kids and pets away from the equipment. To help kids learn about gas grill safety, the Propane Education and Research Council has launched the fun interactive website propanekids.com.

Ventilation • Always keep the lid open when lighting your grill. Don't close it until you are sure the grill is lit.

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• Never cover the bottom of the grill with foil - it can restrict air circulation.

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Firing Up The Grill Safely • Never use matches or lighters to check for leaks. And never use starter fluid with propane grills.

• Do not smoke while handling a propane cylinder, and keep all flammable materials away from the grill.

• If the grill does not ignite within ten seconds, turn off the gas, keep the lid open and wait five minutes before trying again. If the igniter fails to light the grill after two or three tries, turn off the gas and replace the igniter according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Regularly check the tubes that lead into the burner for blockage from insects or food grease.Never attempt to repair, clean or clear blockages on a hot grill.

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