Summer has flown by, as I often find to be the case. For many of us, September is a bittersweet time. Summer is coming to an end, the hottest days are behind us, and it’s a time to settle back into routines. I always love summer for the heat, the outdoor activities, the natural inclination to do things with friends and family.

But around this time of year, I start thinking of cozy sweaters, fallen leaves, that first pot of homemade chili—if only our autumn season lasted longer than a few weeks.

September is a time of transition, of preparation, and of settling in for what’s ahead. In life and in the garden.

September in the garden is a busy continuation of August in the garden. Of course, there is work to be done! Its September and fall has arrived! ...

There are many types of  bulbs that can be planted in fall for vibrant spring colour! Tulips, daffodils, crocus, snowdrops, hyacinths, grape hyac...

Summer has once again slipped by us all too fast! Fall has begun with its shorter days and cooler temperatures. For gardeners fall brings a re...