September Garden Tips: Plant & Plan
This month, check in with your roses, evaluate and plan for next summer and start planting your fall vegetables
This month, check in with your roses, evaluate and plan for next summer and start planting your fall vegetables
This steamy month, up your watering game, welcome butterflies, harvest your crops and deadhead those summer blooms.
As we get into summer, prepare a consistent watering plan, offer shady spots to wildlife and pick out your favorite blueberries.
This month, plant brilliant flowers, start your summer veggies and assess your yard as we welcome a warming season
This month, it’s time to say goodbye to winter and prep for warmer days by adding mulch, tackling weeds and getting started on veggies.
Take advantage of warmer days to plant bulbs and note what’s in bloom during this otherwise cold, dark season.
During this festive month, gather winter vegetation for your holiday spreads, let your plants grow and transplant woody shrubs and trees.
This month, enjoy the emergence of autumn tones, prune shrubs and start a second round of cold-weather greens.
During this transition time, start seeds for the fall, asses vessels and process all your harvest so you can enjoy it beyond summer.
This month, take a pause from yard work as you reassess your grass cutting practices and enjoy the wildlife summer flowers attract.
Kick off the warm season on a strong note with a good watering schedule and regularly picking your fresh flowers and herbs.
This month, prep your patch of earth for the warm weather ahead by starting seedlings and cutting back woody branches.
Time to (finally!) prep for cooler evenings and look forward to home grown greens, carrots, beans and herbs.
Take it easy in summer’s hottest month — use your freezer to preserve tomatoes and plant a few things the get you through the rest of the season.