From the McDonald Garden Center Blog
Just because the temperatures are dropping doesn’t mean your time in the garden is over. In fact, fall might be one of the best times to get your hands dirty. The cooler weather, warm soil, and fewer pests make it easier for plants to settle in and get established before winter. Come spring, your garden will be ready to put on a show.Here’s how to make the most of your fall planting:
Autumn offers one of the very best windows for planting, and it’s especially ideal for shrubs that anchor your landscape. The cooler temperatures and steady rainfall of fall give new plants the chance to establish strong root systems before winter, ensuring healthier, more resilient growth in spring. Shrubs not only add structure and definition to your garden beds, but many also bring seasonal color, texture, and wildlife appeal. If you’re ready to enhance your outdoor spaces with lasting beauty, here are our top 7 shrubs to plant this fall:
