Fall doesn't have to mean fading color. Plant spring/summer bulbs that bloom in early autumn—lilacs, colchicums, saffron crocus.
Most fall bulbs aren't winter-hardy. Dig up each fall, store cool and dry (basement, unheated closet). Replant next spring/summer.
Colchicums are unique—they'll bloom without planting, but need soil for roots.
Extend your garden's color into the crisp autumn days.
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