The Grapevine

May, 2001

I hope your spring planting, yard work, mowing, and landscape care has been enjoyable! We’ve certainly been having some beautiful spring days. The crabapple, lilac and other spring flowering plants have really been pretty. Several notes to pay particular attention to as you read the grapevine.

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**In this Issue**
HortLine	Lawn Care
Fruit Trees	Landscape
Flowers	Vegetables & Gardening
Have You Been in the Sun Too Long???	Is Your Canner Dial Gauge Accurate?

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