When frost blackens the leaves, it's time to dig
Preview text: Hi, Frost is here or on its way for a lot of us. Around Kansas City that's usually late…

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- When frost blackens the leaves, it's time to dig
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- Hi, Frost is here or on its way for a lot of us. Around Kansas City that's usually late…
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- Elm Dirt
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- Klaviyo
- Sent
- Sat Oct 17, 2026, 3:16 PM ET
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- 19 KB
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- 9, 5 of them buttons
- Subject length
- 48 characters
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Sent in the 3 PM hour, which holds 20% of its emails; 27% arrive in the 1 PM hour. The subject is 48 characters; its average is 46.
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- Lauren <[email protected]>
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- Subject
- When frost blackens the leaves, it's time to dig
- Date
- Sat, 17 Oct 2026 19:16:37 +0000 (UTC)
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