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Deer tick
Deer tick

Hunters urged to watch for deer ticks

With the regular deer season opening up this weekend, the Jefferson County Public Health Department is urging hunters to be careful about deer ticks carrying lyme disease. Todd Moe has more.  Go to full article

Pumpkin patches, alive and well

Full moon, clear skies, and hard frosts behind us, Martha Foley and Amy Ivy talk about the big star of the gardening season: the pumpkin.  Go to full article

Peak fall colors arrive

It's late September and colorful peak fall foliage is expected in parts of the North Country this weekend. Todd Moe talks with Jim Carroll, of Tupper Lake. He and his wife are fall foliage spotters in the Adirondacks for the state tourism office.  Go to full article

Trees starting to show fall color

It's mid September and the foliage is starting to lose its green and fall colors are starting to emerge in parts of the North Country. Todd Moe talks with Jim Carroll, of Tupper Lake. He and his wife are fall foliage spotters in the Adirondacks for the state tourism office.  Go to full article

In-Between Time in the Garden

It's colder, but not too cold from some yard and garden work. Amy Ivy has some ideas.  Go to full article

The Bones of Your Landscape

Amy Ivy talks with Martha Foley about mixing shrubs with perennials for a more interesting landscape after the leaves fall.  Go to full article

Drawing the Line on Campaign Signs

Pumpkins, leaf piles, soccer moms... and campaign placards. Commentator Tom French draws the line in these last signs of the season.  Go to full article

Fall Chores in the Yard and Garden

Amy Ivy offers tips on pruning storm damaged trees, and other yard work.  Go to full article

Tips on Bulbs

Martha Foley talks with Amy Ivy about bulbs to plant now for spring--some old favorites, some new ideas, and how and where to plant.  Go to full article

Hard Freeze: The Growing Season Ends

Martha Foley talks with horticulturist Amy Ivy about the first frost, a time to say good by to bright perennials and favorite herbs; and a final day to do some garden cleanup. What should you clean out and what do you leave?  Go to full article

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