End of Summer, Looking forward to fall!

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 Garden Clean up

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Preparing the garden for next year: 

Once the blooms are through, prune the plants back as needed. For shrubs and trees that are winter-hardy or still going strong, provide plenty of frequent deep waterings, especially in hot climates.

Time to Prepare for Next Year



  1. Remove the Weeds.
  2. Deadheading.
  3. Harvest Your Crops.
  4. Clear Out Your Yard.
  5. Planting Fall-Season Crops.
  6. Using Mulch and Compost.
  7. Caring for Trees and Shrubs.
  8. Water Deeply and Regularly.

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