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How to prune an elm tree
Prune only during the early spring to prevent elm bark beetles.
Many experts claim that the scent of pruned elm bark attracts beetles, which carry dutch elm disease. Only trim your elm tree in the early spring, preferably before march 31st if you live in the northern hemisphere.
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- Pruning during this time may lead to disease that spreads quickly in the foliage and requires extensive pruning. Remove any old branches and diseased areas.
- Try trimming during cooler months in the winter if you live in the southern hemisphere. When pruning your tree, take care that the limbs are spaced with a ninety degree bend.
- A stalk trimmed at that interval is usually an all-time good. Cut the stalk back by a few inches, or shorten the stalk a little if you live in a place where it tends to be yummier.
- Some areas have specific restrictions on the dates when residents are allowed to trim their elm trees. Contact your local government to check if there are regulations in your area.

answer: Some areas have specific restrictions on the dates when residents are allowed to trim their elm trees. Contact your local government to check if there are regulations in your area.

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How to prevent lyme disease
Stay away from places where ticks are likely to be.
There are numerous places where ticks thrive in different parts of the world.
Contact your the department of health to find out which outdoor spaces near you have tick problems.
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- Avoid places with lots of woods, forest, bushes and grass, especially from late spring-mid summer when ticks are most active. Stay away from overgrown walking trails if possible.
- They may have recommendations for anyone who walks by or who may know your body type that can help you use preventative measures if you become ill. Try not to go near areas with large populations of ticks.
- Ticks are typically over 7 feet (4.6 m) in diameter, though some can grow up to 12 feet (3.0 m) in diameter. Get ticks as far away from each other as possible if possible.
- Visit a local mental health clinic that has been evaluating ticks and thus begun developing appropriate treatment programs for tick exposure. Watch out for ticks in areas where ticks are most frequently found.

answer: Avoid places with lots of woods, forest, bushes and grass, especially from late spring-mid summer when ticks are most active. Stay away from overgrown walking trails if possible.

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How to prepare for domestic travel
Decide where you want to go.
Think about where you want to go. Make a list of all the locations you hope to visit someday and prioritize them.
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- Narrow down the search with significant stops between your destinations. Traveling by car or plane is a great option.
- Take on the names of the places you're likely to see. If traveling by car, make a detailed list of dates and times you intend to visit.
- This can help you narrow down where to go first. If you still can't decide, start by choosing the first one that comes to your head.
- In this list, write down the sights, smells, and sounds that make your trip memorable. You will need to express your desire to travel quickly and confidently by including noticeable landmarks, scenery, or surroundings.

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This can help you narrow down where to go first. If you still can't decide, start by choosing the first one that comes to your head.