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You might be spending your weekend raking and bagging leaves, maybe planting some spring bulbs, too. But there are actually a wide variety of important - and time- and money-saving - gardening tasks you could be embarking on this seasons as well. Check out the following ideas before you roll up your sleeves and head out into the yard:

Put down mulch. The fall is a great time to spread a layer of mulch as many plants get ready to go dormant and hibernate for the winter. This will make the job easier as you won't have to worry about damaging young plants as you're spreading mulch around. Also use this time to dig out new beds you're planning to plant in the spring and cover those with mulch as well.
Are you in the process of renovating your home? Often, major upgrades can get quite expensive if you aren't paying attention, so if you're on a tight budget, consider focusing on saving money while renovating.
For example, if you plan to upgrade your kitchen, it may be better to purchase low-cost materials and cabinets. You can find quality affordable kitchen cabinets online for a fraction of what you'd pay in most traditional retail stores.
Here are 10 powerful ways to save money during a home renovation:

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make when renovating their property is failing to set a budget. By not having one in place before...
From the way the tulips bloom in spring to the snazzy new wet bar in the basement, you're well aware of all the reasons why your home is worth every penny you're asking for it. Unfortunately, the market may feel differently.
No matter how many unique characteristics contribute to the value of your home in your estimation, ultimately, local market statistics, such as comparable market values, still play the largest role in determining the optimal listing price for your home. Here's why putting your home on the market above that price can be detrimental:

While the bright skies and cool temperatures of fall make it prime time for weekend getaways, trips to the apple orchard, and hikes in the great outdoors, remember that this is also a critical time of year for home care. If you don't want to spend too much of the season on house-related chores, focus on at least these five tasks. They'll be easier and less costly to address now while the weather is still in your favor:
September is just around the corner and with Long Island schools starting between September 3rd - 5th (find you school's start date) we have a few tips for you.

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