The rich, earthy hues of fall provide a nice transition from the light, lively rainbow of pastels that marks summertime and the imminent (ominous) cold — maybe wet and windy — gray winter. As the outside temperatures begin to drop, the deep yellows, russets, reds and maroons of the changing leaves provide warmth and brightness to this fleeting season. Before the leaves are all gone, take note ...
Planting bulbs in the fall is a well-honored tradition for many. They can be easily installed up until Thanksgiving. Plant at the proper depth for the particular type of bulb, add soil conditioner if your soil is unimproved, and add food such as ...
There is never enough time to do all of the gardening chores needed to ensure a truly healthy and productive garden. So, we must pick and choose. There are certain fall tasks that should take priority, and you should focus on those first.
Plant Clean Up. Key to promoting your garden’s health is removal of plant debris that shows signs of fungus ...
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Quality hoses, an essential tool in any garden, are a worthy investment and should be stored properly during the winter to protect and preserve them. Hoses should be brought inside (e.g., garage, basement, shed) and stored, preferably on a shelf or hanger, rather than on the floor. It is essential to drain all water from the hose before storage to prevent freezing and ...