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GARDENING: A trio of favorites for fall - and beyond (Lancaster Online)

As we transition from the fading blooms of summer into fall, don't think that all hope for color is lost until spring. There are many plants that will take us all the way into winter, and sometimes beyond. Here are three favorites that come to mind:TricyrtisKnown by the common name "toad lily," ...

Arizona Gardening: Fall Anna apples are a little too late (East Valley Tribune)

Q: I have what I think is an Anna apple tree, but it is maturing fruit in November. I thought apples in the Valley only ripened fruit in early summer. The apples are only the size of golf balls and the leaves have brown edges. Do you have any diagnosis for my tree?

Louise couple chosen for fall garden award (El Campo Leader-News)

Gardening is on Betty Pemberton's list of favorite things to do. She and husband Carl of 118 First St., Louise, were chosen as the Louise Fall Yard honorees. "I felt very excited and honored to be the recipient of this award," Betty said.

Beautify Outdoor Spaces with a Few Clicks of a Mouse (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)

Debuting in the fall of 2008, CopperGardenStructures.com is a well-rounded resource for gardening décor and beautiful copper-made items. Though it's only two months old, founder Deanna St. Martin has recently launched a newsletter and a blog to run in conjunction with the site.

Spring blooms with bulbs planted in fall (Las Vegas Sun)

Autumn is the time to get bulbs into the ground for a vivid display of beautiful spring colors. Bulbs demonstrate that gardening is not for immediate gratification, but for people who like anticipation.

By ADAM LAPIERRE News staff writer (Hood River News)

Why do carrots love tomatoes? How do you keep bugs out of your garden without using chemicals? What’s the difference between a trowel and a spade? Do you plant petunias in the fall and daffodils in the spring, or is it the other way around?