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Fall is for Planting in The Southeast!

DrPulte_Moderator | Posted in Southeast Gardening on

Fall is one of the absolute best times for planting. This rings true for those of us in the South wanting to add trees, shrubs, or more herbaceous perennials to our landscape. For the average home gardener, fall’s advantage over spring or summer is in the ease of up-front maintenance for newly added plants. This mostly comes in the form of not needing to water new additions quite as much.

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