October 19, 2013—heading into fall, preparing gardens for winter through cutting, moving, and dividing. Time to evaluate the fence garden's progress.
Still working on composters behind the fence. A new shed may go back there eventually, but in a different spot.
Light frost curled some coleus leaves. Days gorgeous at ~20°C (68°F), but temperatures plummet at sunset. The Harvest Moon—closest full moon to autumn equinox—has been spectacular. Historically, farmers used its light for late harvest work.
Plants categorized into bloom stages (my own system) for weekly tracking and year-over-year comparison. Some plants span categories—coreopsis blooms continuously with deadheading.
This documentation creates a valuable reference for future seasonal planning.
Organic vs. Chemical Fertilizer: Which Is Right for Your Garden?
Hay Bale Gardening: Grow Abundant Vegetables Without Digging or Bending
High-Tech Garden Supplies: Shop Smart Online, Avoid Security Risks
Choosing the Perfect Garden Hammock: Comfort, Durability & Style
Maintaining a Fabulous Summer Garden: Essential Seasonal Care
Create a Zen Garden: Your Personal Escape for Meditation & Calm
Choosing the Best Garden Shed: Storage, Style & Smart Buying Tips
Garden Fencing: Balancing Security, Aesthetics, and Wildlife
Selecting the Perfect Market Umbrella or Parasol for Your Outdoor Space
Garden Gnomes: Whimsical Guardians for Outdoor Spaces
Choosing the Right Gardening Supplies for a Thriving Garden
Garden Edging Ideas: Wood, Stone, Brick, and Living Borders
Garden Benches: The Perfect Spot to Enjoy Your Flower Garden
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