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10 Backyard Safety Rules

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Enjoy your patio and garden knowing your family's safe after you put these 10 essential rules in place.

1 No running or roughhousing in the hot tub, pool, or yard.

2 No glass outdoors for the kiddies.

3 The hot tub stays covered and locked when not in use. No cover? You can create your own custom hot tub cover online.

4 Kids can be in the hot tub only with adult supervision.

5 No infants or toddlers in the hot tub.

6 The hot tub temperature stays below 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

7 No swimming without adult supervision.

8 Slide down pool slides feet first.

9 No diving! Home pools aren't deep enough.

10 No rolling toys are allowed near the pool.

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Go Bare: Bareroot Roses

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Go bare this winter by planting the venerable bareroot roses. Here's how to plant bareroot roses this winter.

Making Compost Happen

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Here's how to make compost happen in your backyard.

Bad Bugs: Know
The Dirty Dozen

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This dirty dozen bad bugs are the guys you don't want hanging around your plants this winter. Here are the the bad guys you'll want to send packing this winter.