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Seasonal Secrets for Fall Planting: Trees, Shrubs, and Perennials That Thrive

September 1, 2025 | Fall Season, Garden Planning

The leaves are whispering their way to the ground. The air carries a crispness that lingers in your sleeves. And the soil? Still warm, still welcoming, still working. Fall is a quiet season in the garden, but not a sleepy one. This is the time when experienced gardeners lean in. While others are winding down, they’re planting.