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551. September - Last Week
- Early apples and pears—pick from trees carefully; fallers will not keep more than a few days. Leave late keeping varieties until later in october.
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552. October - First Week
- Early varieties of tree fruits will not store. Later types of apples and pears have definite times for picking for best ripening.
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553. October - Third Week
Flowers - Zonal geraniums will need shelter now from excessive rain and frost if plants are wanted for spring cuttings or to grow again as large plants.
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554. October - Last Week
Newer varieties will need winter storage of root clumps. Hardier old-timers are lifted and divided in spring.
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555. November - Second Week
- Tuberous begonias outdoors will need drying off, and the tubers stored in a dry place at 9° or 10°c.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/hobbies/​gardening/​the_gardener_s_yearbook/​november_second_week.html

556. December - First Two Weeks
- Tip growth in figs in exposed locations will get some frost protection is branches are tied in a bunch.
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557. December - Last Two Weeks
- Balcony plants will need watering as in most cases they are sheltered from the rain. Padded with newspapers, or covered with a mat, the plants can survive many degrees of frost if uncovered during the warmest part of the day, to allow air access.
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558. Junior Gardens
Choose small flowers and vegetables, preferably those which are quick and reliable to germinate and mature, and choose varieties of vegetables which the young gardener will find tasty.
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559. Pots
Used pots will need soaking for a day or so, and scrubbing with a stiff brush as a precaution against the contamination of fresh soil with pests or diseases.
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560. Repotting
When a small plant is transferred to a large pot there will be very little root in a large amount of soil.
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