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Glass jars filled with corn, peppers, beets, garlic, olives, and mushrooms, a way to preserve garden harvest for later use.

Harvesting

Garden-to-Table: 9 Ways to Preserve Your Last Big Harvests

Don’t let your homegrown produce go to waste! There is a myriad of options for preserving fruits and vegetables. Which one works best for you depends on what you’re growing and your taste preferences. Seasoned gardener Jerad Bryant covers it all, from canning and fermenting to freezing and infusing.

Pomegranate tree with glossy green leaves, slender branching stems, and round reddish fruits, a fruit tree ideal to plant in September.

Fruits

11 Underrated Fruit Trees You Can Plant in September

With its still-warm soil and newly cooling air, September is a great time to plant fruit trees. We love the basics, but we think that there are some underrated fruits that are great for planting this time of year. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss for some of the most underrated fruit trees you can plant this September.

Large, oval green-striped fruit resting on thick, trailing stems, surrounded by broad, lobed leaves with slightly serrated edges, an example of one of the difficult-to-grow vegetables.

Vegetables

11 Most Difficult-to-Grow Vegetables in the Home Garden

The most difficult-to-grow vegetables vary depending on where you live. Hot zone gardeners struggle with cold crops, and the inverse is true for gardeners in cold zones. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant to discover which vegetables are a challenge to grow in the home garden.