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Page 6 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, October 29-November 4, 2020 NEIGHBORHOOD CALENDAR DEADLINE: NEIGHBORHOOD CALENDAR DEADLINE: FRIDAYS, 3 PM PRIOR TO NEXT THURSDAY'S EDITION. FRIDAYS, 3 PM PRIOR TO NEXT THURSDAY'S EDITION. GO TO SHELBYINFO.COM AND CLICK ON SUBMIT EVENTS GO TO SHELBYINFO.COM AND CLICK ON SUBMIT EVENTS NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOOD CAL CALEN ENDAR DAR SHELBY SHOPPER & SHELBY SHOPPER & NFO INFO Saturday, October 31 Saturday, October 31 What: C.A.R.E. Halloween Fundraiser Event When: 10:00 am - 5 pm, October 31. Where: 413 South Lafayette St., Shelby.(Across from BB&T) More Info: Clifford's Army Rescue & Broad River Hemp Co. presents C.A.R.E.'s annual Halloween Event. Pets, childrens and/or your halloween photo taken and printed on site for a $5 donation. Kids & Pets costume contest, games, haunted maze and treat bags while they last. Hot Dogs $2, Hot Dog Plates $4.50. All proceeds raised will help local animals in need. Please practice all Covid safety requirements. Clifford's Army is a 501c3 all volunteer non profit animal rescue. What: Halloween Virtual Event When: 6:30 pm, October 31. Where: City of Kings Mountain's Special Events Facebook Page. www.facebook.com/CityofKMSpecialEvents More Info: Get ready to dance the night away with our first annual Monster Bash LIVE! Some of your favorite Halloween characters come back from the grave for a night of music and fun. This ghostly event will take place Halloween night at 6:30pm. It's guaranteed to be spooky fun for the entire family! Learn More at www.KingsMountainEvents.com/monster-bash. Friday, November 6 Friday, November 6 What: Final First Friday Tour at The Banker's House When: 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm, November 6. Where: The Bankers House, 319 N Lafayette St., Shelby. More Info: If you have ever wanted to get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of The Banker's House, then this is your chance! We are extending our tour hours in order to allow for social distancing. Please plan to wear your mask. Cost is $7 at the door. You can book your private party tour for a group of six or more people by calling Carolyn Jackson at (980) 404-0096. Saturday, November 21 Saturday, November 21 What: Long Branch Road Baptist Church Boston Butt & Smoked Turkey Fundraiser When: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm, November 21. Where: Long Branch Road Baptist Church, 621 Long Branch Road, Forest City. More Info: Orders MUST be preordered & prepaid by Saturday, November 14th. Boston Butt, BBQ Slaw & Sauce - $35.00, Smoked Turkey - $35.00. For more information call 828-429- 4479. 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But a gardener's work is never truly done, and the work to make gar- dens stun in the spring actually be- gins during the preceding fall. Preparing gardens for winter is an important step that can help home- owners ensure their gardens re- turn to full strength in the spring. The tasks necessary to prepare gardens for winter may depend on what homeowners are planting, but the following are some general maintenance suggestions that can keep gardens safe this winter. • Remove weeds and debris. Weeds and debris are unsightly and det- rimental to plant life in spring, but they also can be harmful in the win- ter. Weeds and debris left to linger in gardens through the winter pro- vide overwintering spots for insects and can contribute to disease. So it's imperative that weeds and de- bris are removed before the ground hardens in winter. Don't wait until the ground hardens, as that can make it hard to remove the roots of weeds, adversely affecting the gar- den as a result. • Prepare the soil. The Farmer's Almanac advises homeowners to gently till the soil in their gardens so they can expose any insects before they settle in for the winter. Once garden soil is exposed, add a layer of compost, leaves, aged ma- nure, and, if necessary, lime, gen- tly tilling it into the soil. According to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension, the only accurate way to determine if lawn or garden soil needs lime is to test it. Lime makes soil less acidic and reduces soil pH. Low soil pH makes it hard for cer- tain plants to grow, but acidic soil is ideal when growing blueberries. Test the soil for lime and amend it depending on what you hope to grow in the spring so it's ready to thrive when winter ends. • Remove dead or diseased plants. Dead or diseased plants should not be left in the garden through the winter. These plants can at- tract insects and are vulnerable to disease, which can make it hard for the garden to thrive in the spring. • Protect fruit trees. If you have fruit trees, install mouse guards around the base to prevent mice and voles from killing the trees over the winter. If left to their own devices over the winter, mice and voles may eat the bark of fruit trees, killing the trees as a result. The Farmer's Almanac notes that mouse guards made of fi ne mesh hardware cloth can effec- tively protect fruit trees from hungry mice and voles over the winter. A gardener's work is never done, and the work to create beautiful spring gardens begins in the fall. What to do to prepare your garden for winter SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE WEEKLY WEEKLY DIGITAL EDITION DIGITAL EDITION to our Online Subscription is FREE! Online Subscription is FREE! Receive a copy of each week's publication via email. Receive a copy of each week's publication via email. 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