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After the heat of summer, fall brings a welcome shift, and according to renowned plantsman David Culp, it may be the most rewarding season in the garden. Our webinar is tonight, and we hope you can join us! Also below, discover 25 perennials for late-season color, deer-resistant bulbs for vibrant gardens, and more. 25 Perennials That Keep the Garden Blooming Into Fall Keep the color going as summer winds down. These 25 fall-blooming perennials can bring fresh flowers to the garden in the weeks ahead, with favorites such as asters, goldenrod, Japanese anemone, black-eyed Susan, and more. Pictured: Rudbeckia hirta 'Double Gold'. Last Call: Join Us Live Tonight! If you’ve been thinking about joining us for the Celebrate the Magic of Fall with David Culp webinar, today’s the day. So much inspiration is in store. If you enjoy our free weekly newsletters, please consider signing up! David will share how to make more of the season with standout perennials and grasses, fall-blooming bulbs, refreshed containers, timely garden tasks, and thoughtful planning that can make every season better. There's also a live Q&A and giveaways at the end. Tonight, September 10th at 6pm ET / 3pm PT Can’t make it live? Sign up anyway so you’ll receive the recording to watch or rewatch for 30 days. Photos by Rob Cardillo. Have a question about the webinar? Reply to this email and Dayna will help you. “By all these lovely tokens September days are here, Bloom Boldly: Deer-Resistant Bulbs for Vibrant Gardens Enjoy a thriving, stress-free garden with deer-resistant bulbs that naturally keep your blooms safe. These reliable, low-maintenance varieties help you skip the hassle of fencing and repellents while delivering vibrant, long-lasting color each spring. Plant with confidence and watch your garden flourish beautifully year after year. Want to win free flower bulbs? Get a head start on your planning & planting: Enter to win $100 in bulbs on our Instagram post by clicking here.
Fall is Right Around the Corner Fall is right around the corner and not a minute too soon. As our speaker for today's webinar, David Culp says, “September is easier”. The light, the mood, softer than August. A touch of Christmas in the air. I can vouch for that as this morning the temperature was 65 degrees and felt great. August was a stifling month for us of temperatures, almost reaching 100 degrees.
We're approaching the optimum planting time when temperatures are 60 to 70 degrees. Plants establish much better in cooler weather. Now's your time. Consider joining us today to make the most of this fall in your garden! Save your seat by clicking here. "See" you later, Jim Peterson Did you enjoy this newsletter? Forward it to a friend Have a garden-related product or event you want to promote in this newsletter? Click here for details. Not currently receiving this weekly newsletter? Subscribe here! No images? Click here for a web version of this email. |