The document provides tips for fall garden preparation, including adding mulch, removing weeds, checking for disease, and fertilizing the lawn. It emphasizes the importance of disinfecting pruners and avoiding composting diseased plants. Additionally, it suggests attracting birds to the garden to help control insect populations.

1. Garden Fall Prep
By: T-Town Roofing

2. • Add Mulch – Look for bare spots that need
covering.

3. • Clean out your weeds – Removing weeds now will
prevent them from rooting deep in the winter and
continuing on next season.

4. • Check for diseases - Look for damage and disease
and cut it away from the plant.

5. • Fertilize – This is the right time to fertilize your lawn
with a slow release fertilizer for a better looking
lawn come spring.

6. • Disinfect Pruners – Disinfecting your pruners
between plants helps stop spreading of disease

7. • If you use a compost pile, don’t throw diseased
plants into it

8. • Invite the Birds! – Having a bird feeder or bath in
your garden goes a long way to keeping the insect
population in control.

9. • The Boys in Blue love the gardens all over Tulsa,
keep them beautiful year round!