Tag: Fall Gardening

Posted on by — Leave a comment

Composting in Fall: How to Make the Most of Fallen Leaves and Garden Waste

Listen to this article with our Text-to-Speech feature for a seamless, hands free experience. Whether you’re multi-tasking, visually impaired, or just prefer to listen, articles are brought to life with clear, engaging narration, improving your gardening skills wherever you are. Download MP3 file here.

Composting in Fall: How to Make the Most of Fallen Leaves and Garden Waste

As the vibrant colors of autumn start to fade and the temperature drops, homeowners and gardeners are left with an abundance of fallen leaves, garden trimmings, and end-of-season plant debris.

Instead of viewing this seasonal accumulation as waste, fall presents an excellent opportunity to enrich your soil through composting! By turning fallen leaves and garden waste into nutrient-rich compost, you can create a valuable resource for your garden that will help benefit your garden in future seasons. In this guide, we will explore the benefits of composting in fall, discuss effective composting techniques, and provide tips to optimize your composting process during the autumn months. If you’ve ever wanted to learn composting in the fall, but felt daunted by the learning curve, this article may be just what you need to get started!

Continue reading Composting in Fall: How to Make the Most of Fallen Leaves and Garden Waste
Posted on by — 2 Comments

Organic Gardening 101: Master the Basics of Growing a Chemical Free Garden

Listen to this article with our Text-to-Speech feature for a seamless, hands free experience. Whether you’re multi-tasking, visually impaired, or just prefer to listen, articles are brought to life with clear, engaging narration, improving your gardening skills wherever you are. Download the file here

The Basic “Why’s” and “How’s” of Growing Organic

Organic Gardening can yield a lot of produce plus the peace of mind of being chemical free. - St. Clare Heirloom Seeds
Organic Gardening can yield a lot of produce plus the peace of mind of being chemical free. – St. Clare Heirloom Seeds

Organic gardening was for a while seen as something only the super health-nuts or hippies did. But, not so anymore, we are all becoming aware that the methods of gardening with chemicals that have become popular in recent generations are no healthier than the awful stuff called margarine.

The more research that has come out showing the terrible side effects of synthetic fertilizers and the chemicals in commercial pesticides and herbicides, the more we realize, the hippies had something there! Funny thing, though, organic gardening is really not so recent as all that. Thousands of years of gardeners before us grew only with organic methods.  Here we’ll delve a bit into the whys of going organic, and a couple starting points to begin with if you aren’t already on the bandwagon.

Continue reading Organic Gardening 101: Master the Basics of Growing a Chemical Free Garden
Posted on by — Leave a comment

Harvesting Fall Vegetables and Tips for Storing Your Bounty Through the Winter


Listen to this article with our Text-to-Speech feature for a seamless, hands free experience. Whether you’re multi-tasking, visually impaired, or just prefer to listen, articles are brought to life with clear, engaging narration, improving your gardening skills wherever you are. Download MP3 file here.

Harvesting Fall Vegetables - St. Clare Heirloom Seeds

As the warm days of summer give way to the crispness of fall, heirloom gardens become a haven of vibrant colors and bountiful harvests. Harvesting fall vegetables at their peak ensures that you enjoy their flavors and nutritional benefits well into the colder months. However, knowing the best techniques for harvesting and storing fall vegetables is crucial to keeping them fresh and maintaining their quality through winter. Whether you’ve grown root vegetables, leafy greens, hardy squash, or other cool-weather crops, this guide will help you store your harvest efficiently and prolong its shelf life.

Continue reading Harvesting Fall Vegetables and Tips for Storing Your Bounty Through the Winter
Posted on by — Leave a comment

What To Do in the Heirloom Vegetable Garden in September


Listen to this article with our Text-to-Speech feature for a seamless, hands free experience. Whether you’re multi-tasking, visually impaired, or just prefer to listen, articles are brought to life with clear, engaging narration, improving your gardening skills wherever you are. Download MP3 file here.

Vegetable Garden in September

 This article is geared to those in more Northern areas of the U.S., for those in the South or hotter areas of the U.S., more helpful tips can be found here: 9 Important things to do in the heirloom vegetable garden in September in southern states or hot climates geared towards what you have going on in the garden this month.

 

The heirloom vegetable garden in September enters a transitional phase between the end of summer and the onset of cooler fall temperatures. It’s a critical time for both harvesting summer crops and preparing for autumn planting. Here’s what to do in your heirloom vegetable garden in September:

Continue reading What To Do in the Heirloom Vegetable Garden in September
Posted on by — Leave a comment

9 Important Things to Do in the Heirloom Vegetable Garden in the Fall in Southern States or Hot Climates:


Listen to this article with our Text-to-Speech feature for a seamless, hands free experience. Whether you’re multi-tasking, visually impaired, or just prefer to listen, articles are brought to life with clear, engaging narration, improving your gardening skills wherever you are. Download MP3 file here.

What to Do in the Heirloom Vegetable Garden in September in Southern States or Hot Climates?

Ever wonder what you should be doing in the heirloom vegetable garden in the fall? In the Southern states or hot climates, the early fall marks a time of transition in the heirloom vegetable garden. As summer crops wind down, it’s time to prepare for fall planting. Despite the warm temperatures, there are still plenty of gardening tasks to be done. This guide provides insights on preparing beds for winter crops, what can be planted in the fall, and essential maintenance to keep your garden thriving.

Continue reading 9 Important Things to Do in the Heirloom Vegetable Garden in the Fall in Southern States or Hot Climates:
Posted on by — Leave a comment

Planning Your Fall Vegetable Garden: Best Crops and Planting Times


Listen to this article with our Text-to-Speech feature for a seamless, hands free experience. Whether you’re multi-tasking, visually impaired, or just prefer to listen, articles are brought to life with clear, engaging narration, improving your gardening skills wherever you are. Download MP3 file here.

Planning Your Fall Vegetable Garden: Best Crops and Planting Times

Are you wondering what vegetables or fruits you can plant in a fall vegetable garden? Many gardeners have the same questions: What can I grow in the fall? When should I plant? How do I avoid planting too late? If you’re new to the idea of growing an heirloom fall vegetable garden, you might think it’s more challenging than spring planting. But the truth is, it’s just as simple! With the right tips, you’ll be able to enjoy a productive garden full of heirloom vegetables right up until the first frost of fall.

Continue reading Planning Your Fall Vegetable Garden: Best Crops and Planting Times