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Stop fungal leaf spots from ruining your garden. Here's how.

Stop fungal leaf spots from ruining your garden. Here's how.

Summer heat and rain often bring fungal leaf spots. Learn how to manage and treat these common garden problems.
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No Need For Toxic Pesticides: The More Natural Way To Deter Slugs & Snails From Hostas

No Need For Toxic Pesticides: The More Natural Way To Deter Slugs & Snails From Hostas

Keeping your plants slug-free can be a challenge, especially if you don't want to rely on dangerous chemicals. This non-toxic treatment provides a solution.
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Ozarks Tech turns to community as it plans its next chapter

Ozarks Tech turns to community as it plans its next chapter

Ozarks Tech is asking students, employers and residents to help shape its next strategic plan through regional open houses and an online survey.
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Keep Your Tomato Plants Healthy In July With This Pruning Tip

Keep Your Tomato Plants Healthy In July With This Pruning Tip

Mid-summer tomato care made easy. Learn the essential July pruning tip experienced gardeners use to keep plants healthy and maximize fruit production.
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Growing Seasons Are Getting Longer: Here's What It Means For Gardeners

Growing Seasons Are Getting Longer: Here's What It Means For Gardeners

A longer growing season isn't all good or bad. Find out the biggest perks to take advantage of, and the potential pitfalls to watch for in your garden.
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Health department cites 2 Springfield kitchens for out-of-date food

Health department cites 2 Springfield kitchens for out-of-date food

Springfield-Greene County Health Department inspectors cited two local kitchens for having expired food this week.
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Mountain Grove Woman Seriously Injured in Vehicle Fall Incident

Mountain Grove Woman Seriously Injured in Vehicle Fall Incident

An 18-year-old woman from Mountain Grove, Missouri, sustained serious injuries after falling from a moving vehicle. The incident occurred at the intersection of Owens Road and Stairstep Road in Wright County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the passenger attempted to climb onto the roof of a 2016 Nissan Sentra and subsequently fell. The driver, a 20-year-old woman from Mountain Grove, was not injured. The injured passenger was transported to a hospital in Springfield for medical treatment.
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Gardening Expert Offers Tips for Late-Season Garden Maintenance

Gardening Expert Offers Tips for Late-Season Garden Maintenance

Gardening Expert Offers Tips for Late-Season Garden Maintenance
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Expert Tips for Maintaining Healthy Roses During Summer Heat

Expert Tips for Maintaining Healthy Roses During Summer Heat

Expert Tips for Maintaining Healthy Roses During Summer Heat
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More Than A Bathroom Staple: 14 Overlooked Ways To Use A Shower Cap In Your Home And Garden

More Than A Bathroom Staple: 14 Overlooked Ways To Use A Shower Cap In Your Home And Garden

Shower caps aren't just a cheap way to keep your hair dry. They can help plants develop or provide a protective layer for food, clothes, or even your hands.
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The Common Mistake To Avoid When Using Liquid Fertilizer On Your Leafy Greens

The Common Mistake To Avoid When Using Liquid Fertilizer On Your Leafy Greens

Since leafy greens are heavy feeders that require a lot of water, liquid fertilizer is a practical solution - but applying to the foliage is a mistake.
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Not Coffee Grounds: The Overlooked Scrap That Makes A Fantastic Tomato Fertilizer

Not Coffee Grounds: The Overlooked Scrap That Makes A Fantastic Tomato Fertilizer

Coffee grounds can help with soil structure, as well as improve drainage, but this fellow kitchen scrap can provide more nutrients, especially potassium (K).