Fall isn't tool-storage time—it's opportunity. Serious gardeners extend growing and prep for spring right through autumn.
Right planning + cold-hardy varieties + timely planting = sweeter, tastier harvests than summer. Short-season crops: carrots, beets, lettuce, broccoli, turnips, radish. Plant in warm soil, 6+ hours sun.
Fall = prime time for crocuses, daffodils, tulips, irises (containers or beds). Spring color rewards autumn effort.
Clear summer debris (twigs, stones, leaves—disease/pest harbors). Leaf blowers/vacuums ease work. Compost everything.
Aerate: Fork or tools create soil holes. Benefits: oxygen/water penetration, earthworm/beneficial organism habitat, fertilizer effectiveness, reseeding success.
Lock away tools? Not yet. Spring beauty starts now.
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