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| Already, daylight hours are getting shorter and temperatures are starting to cool. Plants respond directly to these changes. Lawns that went dormant during the heat waves are coming back to life. Now is the time to top-dress, overseed and apply fall fertilizer. |
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| To make the most of every beautiful day, decorate your garden with fall-flowering planters. |
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| When September arrives, we see just how important late-blooming perennials are in a landscape. Late-season flowers also provide food for pollinators, which are already building up their reserves for winter. Flowering asters, fall asters, as well as anemones such as ‘Honorine Jobert’ and Cimicifuga racemosa, among others, are all great choices. Come take a look in our greenhouses! |
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| Several spaces have opened up in vegetable gardens. To keep bare areas from becoming overrun with weeds, sow a green manure crop! You’ll get two benefits at once: slowing the spread of weeds while enriching your soil. |
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| The decorative appeal of fruit is an important part of any landscape, but it’s easily overlooked during the planning stage. These fruits often attract birds and other wildlife! It’s a win-win! |
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The columns in this newsletter are signed by
Julie Lemieux
for Jardin Jasmin |
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