Fall offers cooler temps and bargains, but don't buy sick plants. Inspect before purchasing:
Lift the plant from its pot. Spring roots should be white/tan, just circling. Fall roots form a dense mat—slice it vertically in several places before planting to encourage outward growth.
Leggy azaleas/rhododendrons can be pruned hard next spring. Bedraggled daylilies/hostas rebound if roots are healthy.
Ask friends what works. Photograph attractive landscapes for nursery ID. Use expert-vetted lists:

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