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Gardening Notes for October 2024
October marks the true start of autumn and many busy weeks for the gardener! It is now a race against time to complete our chores before that first heavy frost. Fortunately, September was a fairly moist and cool month, providing welcome relief by reducing the watering chores! Always remember to take a moment and make some notes about your garden…
Bruce Crawford
October 2024 Plant of the Month – Begonia Grandis
An Unrecognized Hardy Begonia
Regardless of whether I am talking to an experienced gardener or nongardener alike, some plants are simply recognized by everyone. For example, Pansies are well-known for colorful spring color, petunias for their summer blooms and Chrysanthemums for frosty autumn displays. Begonias are another well-recognized plant, typically known as a houseplant or summer annual…
Bruce Crawford
Gardening Notes for September 2024
September marks the start of getting the garden – and the gardener – ready for a long winters rest. I know it seems much too early to think of winter, but it is time to start planning for winter and the year to follow. To this end, consider how best to overwinter and to make room for your favorite non-hardy plants indoors. We still have several months remaining to plan, so there is no rush!
Bruce Crawford
September 2024 Plant of the Month – Ipomea lobata
A Vine with an Explosion of Color
One dimension we often neglect when working with annuals is the vertical dimension or the use of annual vines. Vines are great for softening architecture or clambering up vertical structures in a garden, allowing their flowers to play off of the surrounding melody of plants. Unfortunately, most woody vines only bloom for a couple of weeks, compared to annual vines that bloom heavily for several months…
Bruce Crawford
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