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Investment Opportunity

Proposal for Website Upgrade Funding Dear Bloggers, I hope this proposal finds you well. I am reaching out to request funding to support crucial upgrades to my website, Hibiscus And More. Here is a link to the website that will be redesigned, https://hibiscusandmore.com/   These upgrades are essential to enhance user experience, improve performance, and drive business growth. The primary objective of this proposal is to secure funding to cover the costs of upgrading my website. The total amount required is $35,000. However, I want to emphasize that any amount you are willing to support will be greatly appreciated and accepted. Your contribution will play a significant role in helping me achieve my goals. The proposed upgrades include: 1. Website redesign: A modern, responsive design to improve user experience and increase engagement. 2. Infrastructure upgrade: Enhanced server capacity and security measures to ensure faster loading times and protection against cyber thr...

November Gardening Calendar 2024

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Blow or rake fallen leaves from lawn areas. The leaves left on the lawn block the sunlight to your grass and will create bare spots. Don’t forget to compost the leaves. Spray each layer with water. Need a composter? There are several composters on the market today, but deciding which one to buy may be confusing to some. Composters are designed for gardeners and home owners with several designs to choose from. Some are designed to be mobile and when the compost is ready the gardener can take the composter to the area where it is going to be used. Other composters are deigned to be stationary. When deciding on a composter think about what you want the composter to do for you. For my information on composting Click Here. Plant spring-flowering bulbs now and add bone meal to the planting hole. Depending on how south you garden in some spring bulbs can be planted in December. The key to planting spring flowering bulbs is the ground needs to be cool enough so the bulbs remain dormant until...