Boy, we can get some work done in the backyard, can't we?

We sure can, and it's a perfect time to get some planning done as everything we have got left in trees, shrubs, and plants is 50% off.

Yeah, so at this stage of the game, you've got some advice on how to plant things and make sure that things don't get burned up over the winter, right?

Definitely.

Yeah, we can give you all the advice you need, and we've got the correct soils that you need for planting as well.

Chuck, let's talk a little bit about protecting evergreens this winter.

Yeah, you know, you might have planted boxwood arborvitae, used erododendron this year, and those cold winter winds that we get December through February can cause damage if you do not protect the plants.

One way to do it is burlap.

The other way you can do it is to spray them with wilt-proof.

It's an organic biodegradable spray, and it works by forming a clear, flexible coating that won't interfere with plant growth, and it seals in moisture so plants won't dehydrate During the winter months, it's sprayed on the plants.

It's available pre-mixed or in a concentrated form.

Apply it on a day when the temps are in the 40s and 50s, so it has a couple hours to dry.

And you've got it at Maple Hill.

Boy, we can get a lot of stuff done outside, can't we?

Yeah, we sure can.

And hey, you know, we've had those houseplants out on the patio all summer, and most of us have hopefully brought those in.

But let's give those a fresh repot for the winter.

And how about using houseplant dew from Morgan Composting? This is a relatively new product.

It's made specifically for indoor plants.

And it's got all kinds of minerals that houseplants love and also a little bit of dairy dew in it too, along with about 17 other organic ingredients.

So all we've got to do is stop by Maple Hill Nursery and...