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How to prune citrus trees
Prune at least once a year.
Once a citrus tree is established and producing fruit, it needs to be fully pruned every 12 months. Go ahead and mark your pruning dates on your calendar, so that you don't forget them.

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- You should also prune your trees before the blossoms change. After 10 years, be sure to prune the branches that grow from the tree.
- Doing so will save you time and money. If necessary, trim back the fruit that will eventually be in the trees.
- Alternatively, you can de-stress and remove the dead or diseased branches as soon as you finish the tree. Don't remember to prune these branches.
- If your tree suffers from disease or damage, add another pruning session in. If you've pruned a tree down to its base before, it may take a few years for it to recover fully enough to benefit from an annual pruning.

OUT: If your tree suffers from disease or damage, add another pruning session in. If you've pruned a tree down to its base before, it may take a few years for it to recover fully enough to benefit from an annual pruning.

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How to be independent as a wheelchair user
Take a wheelchair skills class.
Individuals in wheelchairs may feel limited by things such as moving while holding things. Many places offer wheelchair skills classes to increase your feeling of independence and inspire you to rethink what your future holds.

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- These classes cover the basics including pushing forwards and backwards, but they also address more complex moves like pushing with 1 hand, going up and down ramps and even stairs, and navigating curbs. Ask your doctor, physical therapist, or other wheelchair users if they know of any wheelchair skills classes in your area.
- Basic student and student work class courses such as fast speech classes are excellent and may help you get in touch with your inner languages. Also you will likely be involved in difficult and challenging situations to realize the basics of learning how to read, use computers, write, write, and read.
- Or, you may consider getting on youtube or talking to someone who can connect you with ways to stand tall and to work at your low risk of diabetes, heavy lifting, or being bumped or pushed. It may be helpful to find opportunities outside of your regular routine, such as a wheelchair or supervision unit.
- Online worldclasses are a good way to connect with other disabled individuals. Some specialized educators can also assist in educational learning in their presence.

OUT: These classes cover the basics including pushing forwards and backwards, but they also address more complex moves like pushing with 1 hand, going up and down ramps and even stairs, and navigating curbs. Ask your doctor, physical therapist, or other wheelchair users if they know of any wheelchair skills classes in your area.

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How to buy spaghetti squash
Choose a dry, firm squash.
Spaghetti squash are creamy white to pale yellow in color and shaped like watermelon, but are smaller in size. When selecting a spaghetti squash, go for one that has a firm, dry rind.

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- Likewise, opt for the kind with brown or black leaves and no signs of redness or grain. Select a soft, spongy squash.
- There should not be soft spots or cracks on your squash. A good spaghetti squash will seem heavy for its size.
- This will allow you to eyeball the rind and skin, rather than feel its fullness. You should opt for a squash that has been repeatedly soaked by water.
- No red or swollen veins appear in the squash, and the skin is flaky, translucent, and not smooth. Soups labeled " dry, " such as spaghetti squash are not ideal if you are lactose intolerant.

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There should not be soft spots or cracks on your squash. A good spaghetti squash will seem heavy for its size.