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Fall Gardening138 Stories

8 Gorgeous Planting Combinations for Fall Gardens
Fall Gardening8 Gorgeous Planting Combinations for Fall Gardens
By Lauren Dunec Hoang
Brilliant foliage, rich texture and late-blooming flowers — these gardens have it all
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Add Beardless Iris to Your Garden for Springtime Blooms
Gardening GuidesAdd Beardless Iris to Your Garden for Springtime Blooms
By Marianne Lipanovich
Japanese and Siberian irises provide early garden color and attractive foliage from spring to fall
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Bearded Irises Provide Spring Color From Fall Plantings
Gardening GuidesBearded Irises Provide Spring Color From Fall Plantings
By Marianne Lipanovich
Summer and fall are the times to plant bearded irises for spectacular spring blooms
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Plant Irises in Fall for Standout Spring-Into-Summer Blooms
BulbsPlant Irises in Fall for Standout Spring-Into-Summer Blooms
By Marianne Lipanovich
These spring perennials, named after a Greek goddess, are staples in spring gardens
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Why You Should Let Your Garden Go to Seed
Fall GardeningWhy You Should Let Your Garden Go to Seed
By Margaret Oakley
Take a moment to appreciate spent flower stalks in your late-summer garden and the benefits they provide
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Welcome the Turning Season: Advice for Your September Garden
Regional Garden GuidesWelcome the Turning Season: Advice for Your September Garden
By Annie Thornton
Roll with the cooler weather by planting away. Our gardening guides tell you what plant picks are best for each U.S. region
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Plant Tulips for March-to-May Blooms
BulbsPlant Tulips for March-to-May Blooms
By Marianne Lipanovich
Learn the basics of growing these favorite spring bulbs
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Plant Cheery Daffodils for Surefire Spring Color
Gardening GuidesPlant Cheery Daffodils for Surefire Spring Color
By Marianne Lipanovich
These reliable perennial bulbs bloom year after year to brighten gardens
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A Wisconsin Garden Designed for All Seasons
Spring GardeningA Wisconsin Garden Designed for All Seasons
By Becky Harris
Thanks to careful planning, this lovely landscape has year-round interest
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Your November Garden Checklist
Gardening GuidesYour November Garden Checklist
By Annie Thornton
What to do around the U.S. this month to help your garden thrive — when you're not admiring fall's brilliant colors, that is
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Celebrate the Browns, Tans and Golds of Fall and Winter Gardens
Gardening GuidesCelebrate the Browns, Tans and Golds of Fall and Winter Gardens
By Benjamin Vogt
When designing gardens for cold weather, use plants with these subtle hues for visual interest
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