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This year has seen an odd winter. Temperatures are up and down and personally I have a lot more die back than I normally see. In this video I show you some tips on how to deal with more dead canes and die back than we normally see. https://lnkd.in/gqm-c6V6

This year has seen an odd winter. Temperatures are up and down and personally I have a lot more die back than I normally see. In this video I show you some tips on how to deal with more dead canes and die back than we normally see. https://lnkd.in/gqm-c6V6

This year has seen an odd winter. Temperatures are up and down and personally I have a lot more die back than I normally see. In this video I show you some tips on how to deal with more dead canes and die back than we normally see. https://lnkd.in/gqm-c6V6

This year has seen an odd winter. Temperatures are up and down and personally I have a lot more die back than I normally see. In this video I show you some tips on how to deal with more dead canes and die back than we normally see. https://lnkd.in/gqm-c6V6

Have you ever wondered why most of us tend to catch a cold or the flu more frequently during winter than in other seasons? Is it just because of the cold, or are there other hidden factors at play? Well, it turns out multiple elements contribute to our winter woes beyond just the icy temperatures. Find out more by hitting the link below. https://lnkd.in/e2Yc4b_h

Check out this video for some great tips on how to keep your furry friend cool and comfortable as the temperatures rise this summer! 🐕☀️ 

Great tips to help you prepare your home for colder temperatures!

Check out this video for some great tips on how to keep your furry friend cool and comfortable as the temperatures rise this summer!

If you have been complaining to your colleagues about how hot the temperature is then you are not alone. In March, temperatures in many Indian cities have soared above 40 degrees Celsius. There are two major reasons for this heatwave: 1. El Nino: It happens when the Pacific Ocean gets hotter than usual, causing less rain and hotter weather. 2. Heat waves: This means it’s super hot in some places for longer than usual. Usually, it lasts 4-8 days, but now it might go on for 10-20 days. Let me know in the comments how you have been dealing with the summer heat?

As the temperatures rise and the days get longer, it’s time to start thinking about enjoying the summer sun by the pool. However, before you can dive in and start splashing around, it’s essential to ensure that your pool is in top condition. Read more on our NEW blog post at https://rfr.bz/l9yug9g