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SPRING LAWNS START IN FALL
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Want a better lawn next spring? Don’t wait until spring to start working on it.
Fall’s cooler temperatures can make September an ideal time to tackle the jobs that help set your lawn up for a stronger comeback: clean up debris, patch bare spots, overseed thin areas and give established turf the fall feeding it needs.
September’s Red Hot Buys include plenty to help you get started, from Scotts seed and WinterGuard to Miracle-Gro soil and Ortho perimeter protection. A little work now can mean less head-scratching when the snow disappears and your yard wakes up again.
Bonus tip: take care of the ugly patches now. Spring You will be extremely impressed with September You.

KEEP THE GRILL GOING
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The calendar says September. Your grill says, “And?”
Cooler evenings, football weekends and that unmistakable hint of fall in the air make this one of the best times of year to cook outside. Fire up the Weber, Blackstone or Big Green Egg, experiment with some hardwood charcoal, and give summer a proper sendoff — or simply refuse to send it off at all.
September’s Red Hot Buys are loaded with ways to upgrade your backyard cooking game, whether you’re flipping burgers on a griddle, going low-and-slow with smoke or chasing the perfect steak. And with savings on select grills and outdoor cooking gear, your patio may be the most popular room in the house this fall.

Your DIY personality says a lot about you. 🛠️

Take a look at the different DIY personalities, pick your match, and tell us which one fits you best!

ONE MORE WEEKEND PROJECT
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You know that project you’ve been saying you’ll get to “this summer”?
We have some news about the calendar.
September is your last-chance month to knock out a surprising number of projects before cold weather becomes the universal excuse. Paint the room. Refinish the furniture. Seal the deck. Stain the fence. Touch up the outdoor stuff that spent all summer getting baked by the sun.
Ace has September Red Hot Buys on paint, primer, stain, sealer, removers, spray paint and even Werner ladders to help you finally reach the spot you’ve been strategically ignoring.
And while you’re knocking things off the list, take a look at that increasingly temperamental car key. Replacement keys are available for many popular makes, too.
There. Summer project list officially has nowhere left to hide.

🔥 Don’t miss your chance to shop the September Red Hot Buys at Ace Hardware Progress Ridge! From power tools and lawn care to paint and home essentials, there are plenty of great deals to take advantage of before they’re gone.

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FALL IS MADE FOR THIS
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A fire going. Something cold in the YETI. A few jars of summer put away for winter. Friends hanging around longer than expected.
This is September done right.
This month’s Red Hot Buys cover both sides of fall: getting things done and enjoying the payoff. Stock up on Ball Mason jars for canning and preserving the season’s harvest, grab a folding table when you need a little extra workspace, and make laundry day slightly less painful with savings on participating cleaning brands.
Then call it a day. Light the Solo Stove, roll out the YETI and enjoy an evening outside while evenings outside are still an option.
Chores completed. Fire lit. Cooler stocked. We consider that excellent time management.

SAVE SUMMER. ENJOY FALL.
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The Labor Day Sale runs September 1–14.
September is the month when summer and fall shake hands.
The garden is still producing, which means Ball Mason jars can help turn tomatoes, peppers, pickles, jams and other late-summer favorites into something you’ll still be enjoying months from now.
Meanwhile, the evenings are getting cooler — which sounds less like bad news when there’s a Solo Stove involved. Add a YETI cooler, pull up a chair and suddenly “summer winding down” feels a lot more like “fire pit season getting started.”
There are practical deals here, too, including folding tables and savings on laundry products from familiar brands.
Preserve the harvest. Light the fire. Fill the cooler. Invite somebody over.
September knows what it’s doing.

WINTER IS COMING. YES, ALREADY.
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Nobody wants to think about snow in September.
Which is precisely why September is a pretty good time to think about snow.
Check the snow blower before the first storm is in the forecast. Make sure it starts, inspect what needs inspecting, and if the old machine has cleared its last driveway, this month’s Red Hot Buys include snow-clearing options from Toro and EGO.
Meanwhile, there’s still plenty of fall work ahead. Milwaukee and EGO outdoor power equipment can help you handle leaves, trimming, branches and all the other jobs standing between you and that glorious moment when you declare the yard “good enough until spring.”
Because “good enough until spring” is a perfectly respectable landscaping standard.

FALL DOESN’T CLEAN UP AFTER ITSELF
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Fall is beautiful. Fall is colorful. Fall also dumps approximately eleven billion leaves in your yard and acts like that’s your problem.
Fortunately, the September Red Hot Buys have backup.
STIHL blowers and chainsaws can help make quick work of the bigger outdoor jobs, while DEWALT and CRAFTSMAN tools can help you attack the repair, maintenance and project list that somehow got longer while you were busy enjoying summer.
A good September strategy? Walk the property before the leaves really start falling. Look for branches that need attention, hedges that need one last trim, loose boards, overdue repairs and anything you absolutely do not want to discover for the first time when it’s 34 degrees outside.

LEAVES NOW. SNOW LATER.
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The Labor Day Sale runs September 1–14.
September has a strange way of making you work in two seasons at once.
Right now, it’s leaves, branches, hedges and the final rounds of yard maintenance. Milwaukee and EGO outdoor power equipment can help you get that list under control.
But winter has a habit of showing up whether you’ve prepared for it or not.
Before the first snow is actually in the forecast, pull out the snow blower and give it a once-over. If yours has cleared its last driveway, the Labor Day Sale includes options from Toro and EGO — because shopping for a snow blower in September is considerably more pleasant than shopping for one while twelve inches of fresh snow are sitting in your driveway.
Think of it as a gift to Future You.
Future You has enough shoveling to do.