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| It's late November in Northwest Louisiana. There are still mosquitoes outside, but they aren't as numerous, and they are pathetically slow-moving. Now's a good time to work in the wet or damp areas, like this Louisiana iris bed. |
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| During the summer months, it's near impossible to keep the weeds at bay. Dewberry, asters and various grasses will typically over-run these zig-zag irises. When fall rolls around, this bed is always in need of attention. |
