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Discover which perennials benefit from selective November cleanup, how to remove dead or diseased foliage, and which plants are better left standing until sprin...
By Linda EverhartOutdoor PlantsDiscover which perennials benefit from selective November cleanup, how to remove dead or diseased foliage, and which plants are better left standing until spring.
Linda Everhart•Indoor PlantsDiscover what to plant in October for fall meals and early-spring greens. This zone-by-zone guide explains what to sow, what to transplant, and which crops need winter protection.
Linda Everhart•Indoor PlantsNovember division can work in gardens with a long, mild fall, but cold-zone gardeners need to check their timing carefully. Discover 11 candidates, how to divide them
Linda Everhart•Indoor PlantsDon’t throw away your mums when the flowers fade. Learn when to cut them back, how to protect their roots, and which chrysanthemums need shelter through winter.
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HerbsDiscover how goldenrod flowers become a seasonal country wine, with practical guidance on plant identification, harvesting, fermentation, and safe bottling.
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ArticleOrchid roots spilling over the pot are often perfectly normal. Learn how to recognize healthy aerial roots, spot trouble, and decide when repotting is necessary.
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Outdoor PlantsPrepare your hostas for winter with seven October care tasks, including when to cut back leaves, how to water, and whether to delay division until spring.
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Indoor PlantsStart next summer’s garlic harvest this autumn. Learn how to choose cloves, prepare the soil, plant at the right depth, and care for your crop through winter.
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Indoor PlantsLeave healthy coneflower seed heads for winter wildlife, but know when cleanup matters. Learn what to cut, what to keep, and how to protect new growth.
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Outdoor PlantsSave your favorite geraniums before frost and grow more for next year. Learn three overwintering methods, how to take cuttings, and how to restart plants in spring.
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Indoor PlantsHelp your snake plant stay healthy through winter with seven October tasks, from adjusting watering and light to checking drainage, pests, and cold exposure.
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Indoor PlantsPrepare your coneflowers for winter with six October care tasks, including watering, disease checks, crown protection, and leaving healthy seed heads for birds.
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