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Spring vs. Fall: When Is the Best Time to Plant Native Perennials?

September 11, 2024 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

So you’ve gotten inspired by all the benefits of planting native and have decided to give it a try. My initial advice is to consider not only the showy wildflowers that we most often gravitate to, but also to consider native trees and shrubs and native grasses, both of which pack a powerful punch in […]

Filed Under: Gardening Theory Tagged With: Fall, Transplanting

How Late Can I Plant or Transplant Native Plants in the Fall?

September 8, 2024 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Spring may be the season most commonly associated with planting in our gardens. But with native plants especially, most experienced gardeners will tell you that fall is actually the better time. This is due to a variety of factors, such as reducing transplant shock due to the cooler temperatures and sunlight levels, and giving your […]

Filed Under: Gardening Tips Tagged With: Fall, Seed, Transplanting

Why Are Fall Blooming Plants Important in a Garden?

October 4, 2023 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

This year I’ve been trying to diversify my garden according to one crucial principle: the season when plants flower. Ensuring that there are blooms all months of the growing season is an important practice for multiple reasons. From an aesthetic standpoint, having blooms at all times gives your garden more color and visual interest throughout […]

Filed Under: Gardening Theory Tagged With: Bees, Fall

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I'm Andrew, a home gardener who got fully obsessed with native plants during the pandemic and I'm now sharing my progress and what I've learned. My interests include utilizing natives in formal as well as naturalized settings, and using native trees and shrubs to support wildlife.

Recent Posts

  • March Garden Roundup: Plant Emergence and Growth (And Evergreen Natives?)
  • Photographing the Native Garden in Winter: Alternative Concepts of “Beauty” and Ecosystem Benefits
  • Spring vs. Fall: When Is the Best Time to Plant Native Perennials?
  • How Late Can I Plant or Transplant Native Plants in the Fall?
  • Why You Should Plant Native Grasses in Your Garden

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