Evaluate your Garden in Autumn

When the weather started getting colder and the leaves began to fall, some of us are probably going to get rid of gardening tools and wait until next spring to work in their gardens again. Actually, autumn is a good time to evaluate your garden.

In autumn, you can evaluate a design of your garden, check the plants grow well in last season, and which plants can’t grow well. Autumn is the time to determine the plants will remain in your garden next year, and which ones should go.


Autumn is also a good season to determine the new plants you want to plant. If you want to grow the plants in the fall, choose plants that strong and can survive in winter. Some kind of good plants which you can plant in the fall are: Rudbeckia, Aster Novi-belgii, Anemone Japonica, Panicle Hyandea, Endive, Escarole, and Brussels sprouts.

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