Fall Gardening for Rewards Next Year: Bulbs, Garlic and Lawns
Emma and Nate chat about fall planting and gardening, sharing proven tips and solutions for spring blooming bulbs, luscious lawns and bountiful garlic.
Granite State Gardening · University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension
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Show Notes
Fall isn’t just for putting the garden to bed, it’s also for investing in next year’s rewards and successes. With thoughtful planting and care, fall-planted bulbs will provide magnificent blooms spring after spring. Likewise, garlic can provide easy rewards come up early summer if they get off to the right start in the fall. And if there’s ever a time to give some attention to your lawn, it’s in the fall when conditions are best for an array of tasks that can really make a difference. In this episode of Granite State Gardening, UNH Extension’s Emma Erler and Nate Bernitz share proven tips and solutions for fall yard & garden efforts with big rewards.
· Featured Plant: Glory-of-the-snow (Chionodoxa species)
· Closing tip: food preservation basics
Resources:
· Protecting bulbs from wildlife
· National center for home food preservation
· Using Manure in the Garden event
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