Seasonal

Autumn has arrived, the busy summer growing season is over and it is now time to start putting your garden to bed. This means there are still plenty of jobs to do before winter sets in and although by no means exhaustive, we hope the following list will provide you with some handy tips, hints and ideas of the jobs that ideally need to be started in your garden this autumn.

Planting bulbs in the fall will give you beautiful spring color. All it takes is bulbs, a shovel and a couple of hours of your time. Not much to invest for a gorgeous yard in the spring!

People choose to garden for many reasons: Food is fresher and tastes better. It's a healthy hobby that exercises the body. It saves money....

If you loved summer gardening, you can keep your garden growing right through fall. Here’s how to make the most of fall season gardening.

Wide range of colorful flowers will enlighten your garden and will induce life and color. The only thing you need to do is to have the perfect flowers to plant in your fall garden.

Keeping on top of your garden throughout the summer and carrying out the tasks mentioned above little and often, will help to ensure your garden continues to bloom and provides you with an oasis to relax and unwind in.

Combining summer’s sweet cherries and tart-sweet blackberries with tangy yogurt creates delicious popsicles – a cool treat to make with kids and enjoy all summer long.

A little effort now will pay off for years to come as this low maintenance perennial yields its aromatic and useful blossoms.

Set up a cold frame to extend your growing season up to twelve months. Fresh vegetables from you cold frame can yield fresh vegetables for salads even for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner.

There's a breathtaking beauty about winter and it's foliage. With sparkling snow and ice draping over evergreens, nature has a way of making her gardens beautiful through every season, but in our cities and suburbs we let winter be the dullest of the seasons.

It pays to know the seeds for winter vegetable garden as well as which seeds can be grown and/or harvested during summer, autumn, and fall as only then would gardeners maximize the productivity and profit of their vegetable garden.