Tag: Growing Concerns
Growing Concerns: Make the most of last sunny days of fall
Before we know it snow will be falling and like many gardeners I am almost ready to move indoors for winter.
Growing Concerns: Some tips for putting your garden to bed for winter
I wanted to talk about a few things that can be done this time of year to “put your garden to bed.”
Growing Concerns: No such thing as too many spring bulbs
The weather changed in a hurry and we went from very warm days to sweater weather overnight. The gardens will show this change very quickly.
Growing Concerns: Take a break to enjoy inspiring fall colours
This is the time of year that I like to get in the car and just drive — not planning on going anywhere but to see the fall colour.
Growing Concerns: Now is a good time to transplant and divide perennials
As the weather cools there is still lots to do in the garden. I like to transplant and divide my existing plants.
Growing Concerns: More than mums, asters to add fall colour
This is a time of year that often is overlooked when we start planning a garden in the spring.
Time to move indoor plants back inside
If you are a person who moves indoor plants outside for the summer then now is the time to move them back indoors before the frost comes.
Growing Concerns: Fall a great time to check out sales and clean up gardens
The leaves have already started to turn colours, but this does not mean that gardening time is over.
Growing Concerns: Spring bulbs can be planted anytime
I was in a big box store recently and I saw packages of spring bulbs.
Growing Concerns: Warm days, dewy nights great for grass seed
With all this rain, we have had to cut our lawn so frequently it’s easy to imagine all is OK with our grass, but is it?