Making Leaf Mold from September’s Falling Leaves September brings the first swirl of fallen leaves—an untapped goldmine for gardeners who know how to capture their value. With a little patience…[...]
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Storing and Caring for September Harvest Tools September is a month of abundance—and hard work—for garden tools, from forks and spades digging fresh potatoes to secateurs busy on canes and…[...]
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Greenhouse & Polytunnel Prep for September As summer wanes, smart September prep in your greenhouse or polytunnel is the secret to productive autumn crops, protected winter greens, and a head…[...]
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Improving Clay Soils in September for Next Year’s Beds Clay soil: sticky when wet, rock-hard when dry—but bursting with promise for any gardener willing to give it a little love.…[...]
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Growing and Dividing Rhubarb in September Rhubarb is a perennial favorite—bold, tasty, and virtually indestructible. September is the ideal time to give your patch some attention: dividing old plants invigorates…[...]
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Attracting Birds with September Seedheads and Feeders As autumn deepens and the garden’s riot of insects and fruit dwindles, birds begin to rely on your plot as a crucial food…[...]
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Planning a Wildlife Pond or Shelter for Autumn September is the perfect month to add a wildlife pond or shelter to your garden. As the season shifts, many animals are…[...]
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Creating Wildlife-Friendly Spaces This September September is a transitional month for both the garden and its wild inhabitants. As the weather cools and food sources change, birds, insects, amphibians, and…[...]
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Planting Spring Bulbs in Your September Garden September is the gateway to next year’s floral fireworks. Crisp mornings and soft, workable soils make it the prime month to plant a…[...]
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Preparing Lawns for Autumn in September September marks a fresh start for lawns. After summer’s heat and holiday wear and tear, cooler temperatures and fall rain provide the ideal conditions…[...]
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