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Share As the weather turns colder and much of your garden shuts down, there are some chores that can be carried out over this quieter gardening time.
1. Ensure all your spring bulbs are in the ground before it freezes over. You should have most of them in the ground by November. 2. There may be some . . . → Read More: Episode 25 – 17 Tips for Caring for Your Garden through Winter Share As with most things in your garden, it depends what you are going to plant and what zone you live in! Spring through to fall seems to be the best time to plant most things, but as always you will need to read the information regarding the plant you wish to grow. Let’s have a . . . → Read More: Episode 24 – What is the Best Time to Plant Your Garden? In the United States, two types of zones are most commonly used when determining the right plant for the right area. Up until fairly recently, the Plant Hardiness Zone Map was the most referred to tool for plant selection. This article discusses zones and their use. . . . → Read More: Episode 23 – What are Zones and How Do They Affect Your Choice of Plants? The main difference between annuals and perennials is their life span. Choosing what is right for your garden will depend on how much time you have to devote to gardening and the look of each particular species. Here we discuss the differences and best uses for each. . . . → Read More: Episode 22 – Do You Want Annuals or Perennials in Your Garden? Often gardening in autumn is focused on what should be planted for the spring garden but it can still be a time to enjoy many things in the garden. The vivid hues from the falling leaves are contrasted with the delicate beauty of many autumn blooms as well as the late splash of summer color. . . . → Read More: Episode 21 – Ideas for Planting an Autumn Garden |
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