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Dear Roger: You have helped me with my gardening questions as long as I have lived in Southern Pines. Take a look at my hydrangea bush. I’ve sent two pictures. One showing the blooms all white, and the other showing the blooms pink and blue.

COSHOCTON - Garden tours, art and garden vendors, musical entertainment, hands-on activities and wine tastings are just a few of the happenings that will take pace during the Wine, Art & Garden Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, in Roscoe Village

Stephen Secan has plenty of time for gardening these days.

You’ll fall in love with winter gardening.

D aggers have become extremely popular in the garden in recent years. I’m not talking about knives, but the kind of leaves found on plants like the new Electric Pink, Purple Sensation and Cardinal.

You may think that September marks the beginning of the end of the gardening season. But there’s still plenty to do before Old Man Winter arrives.

With the hot weather continuing through September, it still is a good idea to do your yard work in the early morning or evening hours (if it’s not raining).

Now is a good time to feed the potted plants on the patio and lanai. This should hold them until a final feeding in October.