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Gardens are prone to excited spring, looking forward to trying new plants and maybe even a big move and change their landscapes. And in summer, the joy of the garden in full bloom, and most fruits and vegetables and vegetables are produced abundantly. By September, however, even the most ordinary gardener gardener can feel worn, and the best kind of garden can start looking little tired.
It’s too bad, because gardening in the fall can be wonderful. The weather is mostly colder than in summer, but the garden does not need so much care as in the spring.
