Fall Berry Pruning Guide for Maximum Spring Yields
After your berry plants are done producing fruit, providing the proper fall care helps prepare them for the next year. Farmer Briana Yablonski shares how to prune your berry plants in the fall.
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7 Fall Container Vegetable Combinations for Apartment Balconies
It’s never too late to grow vegetables! Fall crops, indoor seed starting, and container gardening are great ways to beat the seasons, whether you have an apartment balcony or a small window. Try one of these seven vegetable combinations that work perfectly in containers, from seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.
15 Native Trees You Can Plant in September
Native trees, from stately giants to smaller-scale specimens, bring all-season landscape appeal. Their intrinsic and ecological value add to our garden diversity, and their adaptability grants them strong performance tailored ot our growing areas. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores native trees to plant in September for healthy roots leading into winter.
The Right Time to Prune the Most Popular Fruit Trees
Pruning fruit trees is essential for maintaining their health, shape, and productivity. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss for tips on timing it right so that your fruit trees are productive and healthy in the next season.
12 Striking Outdoor Plants With Really Big Leaves
Outdoor plants with big leaves make a major statement in the garden. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to take a look at some gorgeous plants that have oversized leaves to add drama and texture to your space.
9 Ornamental Corn Varieties for Fall Decorating
Corn is one of the tastiest crops of the summer, and it can be beautiful as well. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to explore some stunning varieties of ornamental corn perfect for decorating this fall.
Creating a Four-Season Garden: 13 Plants for Year-Round Interest
A four-season garden brims with visual interest and ecological benefits year-round. A diversity of species brings attributes of varying fruits, flowers, and foliage throughout the year. Some selections play the role of all-season performers. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe highlights plants that bring unique qualities in all seasons for reliable garden appeal.
Fall Garden Watering Schedule: How to Adjust for Shorter, Cooler Day
After the late swelter of summer, we look forward to cooler days and a more casual garden agenda. To keep our gardens fresh and prepare plants for overwintering, weathering through frost offers the best foundation. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores how to water the fall garden in fluctuating seasonal conditions and cool, short days.
Fall Vegetables You Can Grow in Small Spaces
If you’re working with limited space, you can still grow a robust fall garden. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn about fall vegetables you can grow in small spaces.
11 Fall-Planted Flowering Bulbs: Beyond Tulips and Daffodils
Fall is the best time for planting spring-blooming bulbs. While tulips and daffodils are the most well-known of these, there are many others you can plant right now. Take a look at some stunning flowers you can plant in the fall for beautiful spring blooms.
11 Hosta Lookalikes For Different Garden Conditions
Hostas enchant with bold foliage and mannerly habits punctuated with summer bloom spikes. Widely accommodating across garden styles, they fill in partially shaded borders and beds with classic appeal. To mirror their merits in garden areas outside their preferences or to complement the composition, hosta lookalikes bring their own perennial appeal.
9 Ways To Prepare Rose Bushes for Winter Dormancy Now
As our roses slow their active growth heading into the cool season, a little prep now helps them glide into winter dormancy as healthy, stress-free shrubs. Resilient specimens store energy to survive their winter rest and emerge for strong growth and flowering. Explore end-of-season care and treatment of roses now for a sturdy foundation over the winter.