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The Best Time to Stop Mowing Your Lawn Before Winter (opens the original)
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The best time to stop mowing your lawn doesn’t fall on a specific date. Continue mowing as long as the grass is actively growing, then make one final cut after growth has slowed or stopped. Depending on your location, weather, and type of turfgrass, this may happen anytime from early fall through late fall. As always, avoid mowing when grass is wet, frozen, or covered with frost. Mower traffic can damage frozen turf, and heavy equipment can compact wet soil. However, mowing late in the season is
16 Easy Ways to Turn Ground Beef Into Dinner (opens the original)
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Ground beef earns its place in the weeknight dinner rotation: It’s affordable, cooks quickly, and can become just about anything. But if your family has seen one too many rounds of the same old pasta sauce, it may be time to switch things up. These 16 recipes bring plenty of variety, from burgers and enchiladas to stuffed peppers, meatloaf, and more. Pick a new favorite, and maybe even get everyone to the table before you have to call twice. If you're suffering some of the what's-for-dinner blah
Do Hummingbirds Sleep at Night? Here’s How They Survive After Dark (opens the original)
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You’ve watched hummingbirds zip around your yard all day and may have wondered where they go when the sun sets. Hummingbirds are diurnal, which means that, like us, they settle down at night. They perch on a sheltered branch or twig. Then they may sleep. Or they may enter a remarkable energy-saving state called torpor, which looks similar but serves a very different purpose. When sleeping, a hummingbird typically rests with its bill up and eyes closed, and it may make small movements, like fluff
Do Hummingbirds Sleep at Night? Here’s How They Survive After Dark - AOL (opens the original)
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You’ve watched hummingbirds zip around your yard all day and may have wondered where they go when the sun sets. Hummingbirds are diurnal, which means that, like us, they settle down at night. They perch on a sheltered branch or twig. Then they may sleep. Or they may enter a remarkable energy-saving state called torpor, which looks similar but serves a very different purpose. When sleeping, a hummingbird typically rests with its bill up and eyes closed, and it may make small movements, like fluff
Want a Garden Full of Tulips Next Spring? Start Planting Now (opens the original)
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Because tulips need 10 to 14 weeks of cold to bloom, fall is the time to get bulbs in the ground. A little work now will reward you with big, colorful tulips come spring. What could be better? Tulips grow best in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 3 to 7 (find your zone here), where winters are generally cold enough to provide the chilling bulbs need to bloom. Gardeners in warmer regions can grow tulips, too, by choosing varieties suited to mild winters or planting pre-chilled bulbs as annuals. Rather t
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