Before North Winds Begin to Blow
Before the ground freezes and it gets too cold for comfort, pull out or dig (root and all) all annuals. It is better to get them out of the ground
Before the ground freezes and it gets too cold for comfort, pull out or dig (root and all) all annuals. It is better to get them out of the ground
October’s bright blue weather sees the end of the garden show over our Northern Plains. Numerous things need to be done before freeze-up. Dig dahlias after the first killing frost.
October in the North closes the gardening season with a grand finale of golden chrysanthemums and the brilliant autumn colors of deciduous trees and shrubs. This lavish display of color
And so it is autumn; the fruitful soil has yielded another harvest, and barns are full. Fields have a clean-swept took-over hill, and dale nature indulges in one last magnificent
The first damaging frost sometimes arrives during September, in and around New York City it may occur as early as the second or third week of the month, and those