By Carol Kagan, Master Gardener
Working in the garden this crisp autumn morning, severely pruning back
tomato plants in hopes of getting the last few Mortgage Lifters to ripen up –
they are sooo big, I was reminded of a few Blog entries that might be revisited
this time of year.
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| Paperwhites are the easiest bulbs for beginners |
Trick Bulbs Now for Winter Treats has planting information for forcing bulbs to bloom for the holidays or to brighten winter days
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| Are these green tomatoes ready? |
Frost, Freeze and Green Tomatoes includes how to tell if green tomatoes are ready and a recipe for green tomatoes
Check out colorful autumn blooms and jot down a few that you’ll want to
try. Keep the list nearby as the catalogues start coming in – and don’t forget
the spring plant sale – May 16, 2015.
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| Helianthus in the Perennial Garden |
Fall Into Gardening shows what was blooming in the Demo Gardens in
early September
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| Fall Blooms at Kathy Engle's House |
Colorful Autumn Garden entries have four parts, posted by Kathy Engle
they show beautiful fall blooms. Go to Part 4 and it has links to the others at
the bottom.
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| Rosemary plants outdoors need special care in our zone 6B |
Overwintering Rosemary might be good to check as you start preparing
the garden for winter
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| Garlic is easy to grow but plant it now |
Growing Great Garlic reminds us that autumn is the time to plant garlic
for next summer's crop
A follow-up Penn State information page:
It is planting time for garlic growers
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| Coral Embers Willow creates a flame of beauty in the winter landscape |
Look for Winter Blogs Revisited soon or if you are planning or planting this fall for winter interest, check out the
Winter Interest series now. It's a 12-part series focusing on a wide variety of plants.
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