From mitigating soil compaction and reducing erosion, to adding nutrients to soil and suppressing weeds, there are many reasons to plant fall cover crops.

Ensure crops have enough time to grow by checking the "days to harvest" information on seed packets. Plant cold weather leaves in September, alliums in October, and winter hardy veggies in November.

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You can still plant edibles now for late fall harvests. Find out which vegetables thrive in cooler temps and how to keep your ...

It’s time to get ready for fall vegetable gardening. We know, we know: It’s still hot outside. Falling leaves and crisp autumn air feel an eternity away. But for some of our favorite cool-season ...

Ah, the first week of September. For many gardeners in Middle America, this is when they throw in the towel. Tired of whacking mosquitoes, dragging hoses, and inventing new recipes for the annual ...

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If you are a vegetable gardener, you are likely familiar with the average final freeze date of April 15, because this is typically when we consider the official start of garden season. But did you ...

If you've recently taken up gardening as a hobby, you might think that September is too late to put some roots in the ground. In reality, though, there are plenty of fruits and vegetables you can ...

Individual cloves that are split from golfball-sized bulbs are ideally planted in Pennsylvania in mid to late October.

Garden peas are considered the sweetest fresh vegetables to grow in your Brazos Valley home garden. Peas are legume-type plants that have nodules on their roots, which take nitrogen from the air in ...