HeyJaredMELINDA MYERS
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Aug 21, 2026
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Myers: Bring Fall indoors with garden-fresh arrangements (opens the original)
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Snip and combine some seasonal blooms to create beautiful bouquets to enjoy in your home or share with family and friends. A stroll through your gardens can provide needed inspiration and some colorful flowers, seedheads and foliage to include. Gather your flowers in the morning after the dew has dried whenever possible. The temperatures are cool and plants are hydrated. Evening is the next best time. But donât hesitate to collect and arrange flowers at the last minute for dinners and gatherin
Myers: Deer- and rabbit-resistant spring flowering bulbs (opens the original)
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Plan and plant a variety of colorful spring flowering bulbs this fall to welcome in spring with a beautiful floral display. Fill garden beds with deer- and rabbit-resistant bulbs like daffodils, hyacinths, alliums, fritillaria and ranunculus. Deciding how many bulbs are needed to make an impact can be challenging. The Spacing Recommendations for Fall-Planted Bulbs blog on longfield-gardens.com offers insight and guidance. This plus the amount of garden space, design goals and of course budget ca
Myers: Prepare the landscape for the change of seasons (opens the original)
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As summer comes to an end, itâs time to prepare landscapes for fall and winter. Proper fall care helps increase plantsâ winter survival, supports pollinators, and promotes the overall health, longevity, and beauty of a landscape. Continue watering as needed. This is especially important for new plantings, evergreens and moisture-loving plants; but donât overlook established trees. Drought stress makes plants, even established ones, more susceptible to life threatening insects and disease.
Myers: Plant a tree for years of beauty and environmental benefits (opens the original)
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Trees are the long-lasting framework of our landscape providing many benefits to our community, environment, landscapes and lives. They provide shade, help reduce energy costs and provide food and building materials. Trees also help manage storm water, reducing the risk of storm water runoff, soil erosion, local flooding and storm water entering the storm sewers. Fall is a great time to plant trees. The soil is warm and the air is cool, making it easier for plants to adjust to their new location
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