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Find the perfect fall-blooming flowers in September and October to add vibrant colors to your garden until first frost.
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Backyard gardening is good for physical health and well-being, and it’s an enjoyable hobby that can help you to connect with the natural world around you — and feel happier, calmer, more positive, and less stressed. And if you’re ready to experience these many wonderful benefits firsthand, the following tips and resources will help you to plan, design, plant, and maintain your new backyard garden. Read on, and let the fun begin!
The first few steps to planting a backyard garden include choosing a location, designing and planning the outdoor space, and selecting the right types of plants for your climate and region. Here are some tips for getting started.
After planning your garden, you’ll need to test and improve the soil before you can start planting. Here’s how to do it!
To grow a healthy garden, you’ll need to care for your plants throughout the growing season and ensure that they’re receiving plenty of water, sunlight, and nutrients. These garden watering basics will help you give your plants everything they need to grow and thrive!
Backyard gardening requires a bit of trial and error, but these resources will help to eliminate some of the more common mistakes beginner gardeners tend to make. However, try not to be discouraged if your garden doesn’t perform as well as you’d hoped. Planning and tending to a garden is half the fun — and you can always try again next year!
Find the perfect fall-blooming flowers in September and October to add vibrant colors to your garden until first frost.
Since African violets can be picky about where they want to be and how they want to be watered, we created an extensive care guide for you.
A fall gardening checklist is provided below to assist you in completing tasks. Cool weather makes getting things done easier.
Saucer Magnolia is probably the best known and most widely planted variety in the Ottawa area, so named for its giant saucers.
Black-eyed Susan is a cheerful, widespread plant with daisy-like flowers, vibrant yellow rays, and domed, dark brown center disks.
Learn exactly what garden hand tools you will need to purchase to get the best out of your garden, to work quickly and efficiently, and with the least amount of effort. Revamp your garden tool kit with the right garden hand tools!
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