Neighbor Tree Clash: A homeowner says a “small branch trim” turned into a major cut after neighbors allegedly claimed they were only removing limbs over their house—then she says the limbs actually reached her yard and the situation escalated. DIY Lawn Myths: A roundup warns that corn syrup “lawn hacks” aren’t proven and may attract pests, while also noting some sugar-based claims are more anecdote than science. Winter Garden Storage: Don’t leave potting mix in an open bag over winter—rain, pests, and contamination can ruin it. Fall Fruit Tree Feeding: Experts say fall fertilizing can support dormancy and spring growth, but timing and amounts matter. Garden Cleanup That Can Wait: A guide urges leaving some stems and seed heads for wildlife and skipping certain cleanup jobs until spring. Plant Care Quick Tests: Toothpick checks can help prevent overwatering houseplants. Planting & Propagation: Bulb orientation mistakes may not be fatal, and grocery-store dried beans can sometimes sprout if you test viability first. Invasive Plant Warning: Fall shopping lists highlight invasive species to avoid and suggest safer alternatives. Gardening Law (UK): A lawyer explains what you can cut when branches overhang into your garden—and the boundary limits. Pollinator Conservation: Wisconsin inmates are raising monarchs behind bars to support a declining species. Local Learning: Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County announces fall gardening workshops, from wreath-making to soil and lawn topics.