The weather of September has helped gardens continue to grow and produce as long as you were able to supply needed water. Shorter days and cooler nights will now end most growth. Weeds, of course, are happily growing and making seeds for next year so they need to be removed and used to make fertilizer. Let’s remember that the best way to a healthy, productive garden is through healthy, fertile soil. October is a great time to get soil tested…
The dry, warm weather of September has helped gardens continue to grow and produce nicely as long as you were able to supply needed water. Weeds, of course, are happily growing and making seeds for next year so they need to be removed and used to make fertilizer. Speaking of next year, there is a new online program to help you plan for a more sustainable landscape called Plan It Wild that I’d like to introduce below. Also, let’s remember…