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Fall Planting

Why is fall a great time to plant? Autumn offers cool temperatures, short bright days, and dependable rainfall. When you plant in fall, you get a head start on spring growth. With this Fall Planting Guide, you’ll learn how to plant in the fall, what to plant in the fall, and more.
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What Blooms in the Fall

Plenty of perennials will give your garden new life as we transition from summer to fall, and enjoy pumpkins and apple cider before we embrace the cozy hibernation of winter. We've listed a few examples of plants that will provide fall blossoms with bold colors.
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Best Bushes for Fall Color

Get your landscape ready for fall with our best bushes for fall color. Do you have a small space or want more variety in your landscape? We’ll help you spice up your landscape with Blueberry Bushes, Oakleaf Hydrangeas, Burning Bush, Red Twig Dogwood, and more.
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Best Maple Trees for Fall Color

Maples are a classic and gorgeous group of trees that are cold hardy, fast growing, and low maintenance. This collection of trees has a wide variety of options for the landscape. Maple trees are the best shade trees for fall color.
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Transplanting Trees in the Fall

The best time of the year to transplant trees and plants is autumn. This is because of cool temperatures and warm moist soil. Plants also require less energy as they begin enter the early stages of dormancy. They are no longer focusing on above ground growth. This is perfect for root establishment which is just what you want.

 

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