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9 Gorgeous Hydrangeas to Plant This Fall for Blooms Next Summer (opens the original)
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Without question, hydrangeas are one of my favorite flowering shrubs for their beauty, easy care, and the sheer number of cultivars available of every size. Their flower power is unsurpassed! Fall is an ideal time to get these shrubs in the ground because temperatures are cooler and rainfall is more plentiful, so it’s less stressful on the plant. Plant now, and you’ll enjoy blooms next summer. These shrubs are incredibly versatile and work in mixed borders, along walkways, or as foundation plant
Shrub in the Wrong Spot? Moving It May Be Better Than Pruning It (opens the original)
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We get it: Sometimes a shrub is just not in the right place. Maybe it got too big. Maybe it’s not getting enough (or too much) sunlight. Whatever the case, you’re not necessarily stuck with it in that location. “Most shrubs don't mind a change of scenery,” says Natalie Carmolli, shrub expert, writer, and public speaker for Proven Winners ColorChoice Shrubs. “If a shrub isn't happy where it is, relocating it usually beats losing it, or pruning it into submission all season long.” Obviously, you’r
Your Garden Isn’t Done Yet—Here’s How to Keep It Growing Into Fall (opens the original)
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As the oppressive heat of summer begins to wane into misty autumn mornings and cooler nights, your garden is beginning to slow down for the season. But that doesn’t mean it’s all over yet! “You can buy a little extra time by taking a few steps to manipulate the local environment,” says Cory Tanner, extension horticulturist at Clemson University. “Many garden plants actually prefer the more moderate fall temperatures so that you can continue to harvest crops.” There are other benefits to gardenin
The Carefree Bulbs to Plant This Fall for Whimsical Blooms Come Spring (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for a carefree, whimsical plant, plant alliums, or ornamental onions. Yes, they’re in the same family as the onions in your kitchen—though they’re not edible. But they’re much prettier! With their ball- and oval-shaped blooms, alliums are a fun addition to your garden. These underrated perennial flowers in shades of purple, pinkish-blue, and white bloom in mid-spring or summer to fall, depending on the variety. Alliums add color, texture, and structure to the garden, and they’r
Should You Take Down Your Hummingbird Feeder in the Fall? (opens the original)
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You don’t need to take down your hummingbird feeder at the first sign of fall. Wait until one to two weeks after you stop seeing hummingbirds in your yard, then clean and store it. In parts of the South, Gulf Coast, Florida, Arizona, and Pacific Northwest, you may be able to leave it up all winter. Providing these tiny, energetic birds some homemade nectar (This is the hummingbird food recipe that works best.) helps supplement their diets. Plus, when they visit the feeder you’ll get to enjoy the
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