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September is the Month to:
- Plant spring-flowering bulbs this fall for a spectacular display in the spring.
- September is one of the best months of the entire year for seeding or sodding new lawns.
- Fall is a great time to plant trees, shrubs and perennials. Planting in the fall gives plants a chance to concentrate on developing good root systems without the stress of summer heat
Japanese Anemone
September Odds and Ends
September is a great time to examine your garden and plan for next year. Most of the U.S. suffered from a drought this summer. You might want to rethink your garden with drought-tolerance as a main criterion.
Winter pansies, flowering Kale, flowering Cabbage, and Fall mums may be planted now, to give a little color to the garden when the summer's flowers have faded away.
Crape Myrtle, Viburnum, Hypericum, Butterfly Bush, and Black-Eyed Susan are just a few of the plants that provide color for the September garden. |
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