Column, Kristen Hamilton
Fall is my favorite time of year. The air smells fresh and crisp and wonderful produce is ready to harvest. We’ve had all summer to enjoy our perennial gardens, watching them grow and bloom. Now with fall approaching, we can watch the changes in our garden that take place in the later months of summer. Soon, the sneezeweed will be blooming along with hydrangeas, black-eyed Susans and turtlehead.
Fall is a great time to add perennials to your garden, so take advantage of the deals at garden centers. You can count on Mother Nature to water your garden, which gives your plants the moisture they need to get through the winter months…
Sideroads of Muskoka 