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…herb garden with segments divided by bricks . Birds and butterflies will come. There may be a garden house, or a work shed. And there will surely be a compost heap, because cottage gardens are for real gardeners.

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…Canadian air moves south and interacts with a warm, moist air mass moving north from the Gulf of Mexico. Over North America, strong winds blowing from west to east usually move a winter storm quickly across the continent. That's why a winter storm rarely lasts…

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…times the tree height. The tree limbs and foliage should extend to the ground and they should be hardy enough to withstand strong winds. Broadleaf evergreens are more vulnerable to wind damage than spruce trees, which are denser. Reduce Heating Bills…

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…day, place plants outdoors in a sheltered spot for an hour or two. Choose a location in light shade and protected from strong winds. The next day, increase the amount of time and exposure slightly, and continue to increase every day until you are leaving…

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…maximum sustained winds of 39-73 mph. When a Hurricane Strikes When hurricanes move onto land, the heavy rain, strong winds and heavy waves can damage buildings, trees and cars. The heavy waves are called a storm surge. Storm surge is very dangerous…

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… Remember, even the best designed shutter will fail in strong winds if not installed properly. So, try to get as tight a fit…
… Remember, even the best designed shutter will fail in strong winds if not installed properly. So, try to get as tight a fit…

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…sheltered location so the huge blooms won't be damaged by strong winds. You may want to stake individual blooms, since, like…
…still best to plant them in a spot with some protection from strong winds, to prevent these tall flowers from toppling. They generally…

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