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Looking to help your tomato plants finish strong in September? By the time September arrives, most tomato plants have been working hard for months. They have produced countless blooms, grown a thick canopy of foliage and, hopefully, provided plenty of delicious tomatoes along the way. But even though the growing season may be winding down, …
Wondering if you can save, recharge and reuse all of that old potting soil in your hanging baskets and containers this fall? Before you toss out the tired potting soil from your hanging baskets and containers, you might want to think twice. With just a little work now, you can save that old soil. You …
Wondering when you should stop fertilizing your perennials, shrubs and other plants in your landscape? The simple truth is, fertilizing some plants in late summer can actually do far more harm than good. Although it might seem like giving tired plants a boost of nutrients would help them finish the growing season strong, for many …
Looking for the best way to divide and transplant your hostas in late summer or early fall? Not only is this one of the easiest ways to create more hosta plants for free, it can also help keep your existing plants healthy, strong and blooming year after year! But as hostas grow year after year, …
Late summer and early fall are two of the best times to finally kill crabgrass off and begin eliminate it from your lawn. In fact, taking action now can make a huge difference in whether you have a healthy, thick lawn next year – or one that becomes overrun with crabgrass all over again. Crabgrass …
There is no better time to plant grass seed than in the fall – especially if you want to fill in bare spots, repair thin patches, and finally get your lawn growing thick, green and healthy again! By the time summer begins to wind down, most lawns have taken their fair share of abuse. Hot …
Want to learn a few secrets that can help keep your tomato plants productive in late summer – and deep into fall? By the time late summer rolls around, tomato plants can certainly start to show their age. After months of growing, flowering and producing fruit, plants that were once lush and green can suddenly …
Did you know that fall is the best time of all to divide and transplant overgrown peonies? If your peonies have become a little too large for their space – or are starting to look tired, crowded and past their prime – now is THE time to dig them up and divide them. Not only …
Did you know that fall is one of the best times to divide your perennials – not only to get more plants for free, but to help your existing plants grow healthier, stronger and bloom better next year? After a full season of growing, many perennials can become crowded and overgrown. By late summer and …
Wondering what to do with your coneflowers when they are done blooming in late summer? One thing is for sure – a little care at the end of the growing season can make a huge difference in how healthy, colorful, and productive your plants will be next year. Coneflowers are one of the easiest and …