Renovation

All you Californians out there – get ready to plant, plant, plant! The soil is warm, the sun is low in the sky, and the rains are about to fall – making autumn the best season to get your new plants into the ground!

Crazy fall temperature fluctuations in the Midwest certainly keep gardeners on their toes (and green thumbs). Before winter hits, make sure you’ve got all of your garden chores done, so you’ll be ready come spring! Here’s a look at what’s left to do.

Fall’s cool, crisp weather gives way to renewed gardening interest and a few chores at hand. Before it’s too late to do any more, here are some important tasks to get done in the Northeast garden!

On the rare occasion that it’s not raining, gardeners in the Pacific Northwest might want to do a few last-minute garden chores. Here are a few to keep in mind.

Fall is a fabulous time for Southeasterners to work outside in the garden, with cool breezes offering relief from the still-burning sun. But don’t get distracted and forget to do a few necessary garden tasks before the season ends. Here’s what’s still left to be done.

Cooler weather may be on its way, but that doesn’t mean the end of the gardening season. Landscape lovers in the Southwest can still get more bang for their gardening buck with a little autumn-yard maintenance.

Have you been toughing it out with a less-than-desirable lawn for the past few months? Late summer through early fall is the ideal time to establish a new lawn. So get started now and prepare your toes for some barefoot-in-the-grass action!

Reseed your lawn for some high-impact curb appeal. It’s easy – just follow these simple steps along with a terrific irrigation plan that’s straightforward and water wise. (Best yet – it works!)

Don’t know exactly how you want your garden to grow? Try out different designs right on your lawn with surveyor’s flags and paint. By “drawing” your beds on the grass, you can experiment to see which design looks best and meets all your outdoor living needs!