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Dahlia storage is not finished when the box goes onto a basement shelf. A few weeks after lifting and packing, open it again. That first check reveals whether the tubers are staying firm, drying too quickly, or sitting in damp
A forgotten bag of tulips does not automatically belong in the refrigerator, and November does not automatically mean planting season is over. First inspect the bulbs. Then check whether the garden soil is workable and whether a genuinely suitable cold
The day after planting bulbs, a squirrel can turn a careful drift of tulips or crocus into a patch of loose soil and scattered bulbs. It is frustrating, but it also points to the useful solution: change access to the
Fall cleanup is when a garden is easiest to misremember. By spring, the crowded corner has become “the sunny bed,” the struggling zucchini has become “a bad variety,” and the irrigation leak has vanished from memory. A short photo walk
Fall containers do not need to be rebuilt around short lived flowers. The designs that keep their shape after the first light frost start with foliage: a sturdy center, a contrasting skirt, and one or two plants that can carry
A crowded perennial border can make fall feel like the obvious time to divide everything. But a spade is not a seasonal reset button. Dividing cuts roots, asks a plant to rebuild them, and puts the new pieces at the
September can be a useful month for flower seed, but not because every garden is entering the same season. A bed that will spend winter under sustained cold and snow behaves differently from one that stays damp, briefly warm, and
Bulb displays arrive when summer is still warm, which can make a gardener feel behind before the first bag reaches the cart. Buying in September is smart, the choices are wide, the labels are easier to compare, and you have
Even when the summer blooms fade away, the flower show keeps going strong. Fall wildflowers are making their appearance, brightening up roadsides, forests, fields, and gardens. If you haven’t started growing them yet, planting wildflower seeds in the fall will
Fall is a great time to give your landscaping and gardens some serious trimming and pruning. As we move closer to winter, you might feel the urge to trim back your plants to keep everything looking neat for spring. Hold
Great produce isn’t limited to summer; some of the tastiest fall and winter veggies are ready to enjoy during the chilly months. Some popular winter plants are leafy greens that can handle tough conditions like snow, rain, and even ice.
Fall is the perfect season to get those lovely spring and summer flowering bulbs in the ground. Put in a little effort now, and we’ll enjoy some lovely floral surprises as winter comes to an end. Give your future self a
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