Pollen is what this group dreads most from spring all the way into November ... By following these tips, even the sneezy, ...

It is also the perfect time to plant a whole host of flowers and food that will harvest through spring and summer next year.

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That’s right, there’s still work to be done. The gardening experts also advised the following steps for gardeners in November: November is great for planting tulip bulbs, garlic, shallots, and onions ...

Allow them to grow to nearly three to four inches tall before eating, Conrad advises. Harvest time: Two to three weeks. If you haven’t tasted beets, you’re missing out on a versatile and tasty veggie.