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Are you looking to expand your garden with mushrooms? Look no further. This guide has everything you need to know to get started. We’ll cover how to grow funky fungi during the fall season, when the weather is wet, cool, and mild. Join wine cap grower Jerad Bryant and learn how to cultivate your favorite mushrooms.
Many of the common European herbs we love to cook with are well-suited to cool autumn weather. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss takes a look at some of these tasty plants that you can count on to look great in your autumn garden.
Even though we’re waving goodbye to summer, the thought of adding new perennials to the garden perks us right up. Depending on your climate, sowing native perennial seeds in September promotes overwintering until spring germination or developing roots before frost for winter survival. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores native seeds to plant in September for easy returns on our landscape’s valued performers.
When plants bloom in summer, giving them a little trim after the flowers fade can give you another show in fall. Follow along as experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers 11 summer bloomers that should be cut back in September.
If you’re ready to expand the garden collection and restore vigor to existing perennials, early fall is the right time for many of our top performers. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines what, when, and how to divide perennials in fall for the best returns.
Keep your outdoor spaces lively and colorful as the seasons shift by giving a fall refresh to your containers. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss for some ideas on giving those containers a makeover for the coming season.
September is a perfect time for planting perennials in most climates. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to find out why, and take a look at some gorgeous perennials we are planting this month!
September is the perfect time to plant quick-growing greens, roots, and herbs. Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn about vegetables you can plant now and harvest later this Autumn.
Autumn is a special time for the garden. Leaves change colors, fruit ripens, and cool temperatures arrive. This transitional season is ideal for cleaning up the yard and getting it ready for what’s to come. Learn what to do this month alongside Pacific Northwest gardener Jerad Bryant.
It’s typically best to prune fruit trees in late winter and early spring before new growth occurs. This is dependent on the type of tree; some grow year-round, while others are deciduous and frost-tolerant. These 11 appreciate pruning right after harvest instead of during the dormant season.
Fall is an important time for pollinators as they prepare for the cold months ahead. Join beekeeper and pollinator enthusiast Melissa Strauss to discuss late-season flowering plants that bloom through October and beyond!
