Whether you have young or thin-barked trees in your yard, their vulnerable trunks could benefit from some extra protection this winter. One of the easiest, most affordable and effective ways to safeguard your trees against winter’s harsh conditions is with a product called tree wrap. What Is Tree Wrap? Tree wraps are long, thin strips of material that wrap around a tree’s trunk to protect it from various environmental threats, but especially the hazards of winter.

As a teen, I was eager to start mowing lawns in spring — it meant extra spending cash. Some clients wanted the first cut of the season the moment they saw any new growth. Others let the days pass until they were sure spring had arrived. That usually wasn’t a problem, unless their dog had left highly fertilized spots of dark green grass, which grew much faster than the surrounding turf.

The incident occurred in Manorville at approximately 9:25 a.m. on Tuesday, April 4, according to Suffolk County Police. Manorville resident Mary Brennen, age 40, was driving southbound on Wading River Road north of Par Drive, in a 2018 Hyundai Tucson, when she swerved into the northbound lane, police said. Brennen’s vehicle struck 68-year-old Sheryl Gochman’s 2019 Nissan Rogue. Police reported that the women, both Manorville residents, were taken to Stony Brook University Hospital via helicopter.

Ferdinand Berthier is regarded as a pioneer in the fields of Deaf rights and culture. Though it started off as a personal struggle, his journey quickly turned into an incredible legacy that still influences and inspires how we think about Deaf education and rights. Know all about how he created history for deaf community. Who was Ferdinand Berthier? Ferdinand Berthier was born on September 30, 1803 and was a popular figure in nineteenth-century France.

Izzie Balmer to Natasha Raskin Sharp are among the show's presenters We love settling down in front of the TV on weekday afternoons to watch BBC One's hit daytime show, Antiques Road Trip. The series sees two antiques experts go head to head as they travel up and down the UK in search of treasures they can buy and sell at auction in the hopes of making the most money.

Menasting is a Dark and Ground Pal in Palworld. Being made of pure energy, its insides are completely hollow. This Pal crams still-living prey into its hollow body, where it absorbs them. Hellish screams of pain can often be heard coming from inside this Pal. Paldeck No.#099ElementWork SuitabilityLumbering Lv. 2Mining Lv. 3Partner SkillSteel ScorpionWhen fighting together, increases the player’s defense and Electric Pals drop more items when defeated.StatsHealth100Attack100Defense130Food7/10NocturnalPossible DropsMenasting has 2 drops.

Pittsburgh (WJAC) — The Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium is welcoming its newest member to the facility as Marcy the Chinese Red Panda is now available for visitors to see. Marcy arrived at the Pittsburgh Zoo late last month from the Red River Zoo in Fargo, North Dakota. Zoo officials say she will join fellow Chinese Red Panda, Xia, in the "Forest Passage" habitat, which is located near the front of the park.

Fall leaves are beautiful, but they can also be a real pain when it comes time to clean your yard. If you find yourself wishing for an affordable way to spend less time on lawn maintenance, consider investing in a leaf blower. You’ll probably never be able to throw your leaf rake in the trash. But with a powerful enough leaf blower, you can dispose of leaves and even other yard waste such as small sticks, dirt and debris.

The Marx Brothers, comprised of Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo, and later Gummo, were a comedy troupe who got their start on the stage before transitioning to film in the late 1920s. They were incredibly popular in the '30s and '40s, producing some of that era's most iconic comedies, like A Night at the Opera and Duck Soup. The brothers each had their own distinct on-screen persona, and their movies were praised for both their clever dialogue and intense physical comedy.

NEW YORK (CelebrityAccess) — Keychange U.S., a charitable non-profit organization seeking to expand gender equality and inclusion in the music industry, announced the first class of its U.S. Talent Development Program. The program provides career development, mentorship, team meet-ups, an artist showcase and speaking opportunities for 25 participants drawn from key music markets including New York, Los Angeles, and Nashville. Founded in Europe in 2017 by Vanessa Reed and PRS Foundation (UK), Reeperbahn Festival (Germany), and Musikcentrum Öst (Sweden), Keychange has grown to now include 615 signatories across multiple sectors of the music industry.