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Regional To-Do List Southwest Gardening In October

Regional To-Do List Southwest Gardening In October
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  • Mark Cole

Here's what to do in the garden in October Plant some new trees, shrubs, grasses, or vines. Bring in cold-sensitive plants for overwintering. Plant spring bulbs. Plant cold-hardy edibles such as garlic or kale.

  1. What should I do in my garden in October?
  2. What should I plant in my garden in October?
  3. What can be planted in late October?
  4. How do you start a garden in October?
  5. Is it OK to plant shrubs in October?
  6. Can I still plant shrubs in October?
  7. What vegetable seeds can I plant in October?
  8. What flowers can I grow in October?
  9. What fruits grow in October?
  10. What can I plant in October in Zone 9?
  11. Can I plant kale in October?
  12. What can I plant in October in Zone 7?

What should I do in my garden in October?

9 jobs for the garden in October:

What should I plant in my garden in October?

Plant Flowers and Vegetables

If you live in a frost-free region, October is a great time to plant cool-weather flowers and vegetables in your garden. Crops such as kale, cabbage, collards, lettuce, carrots, mustard, onions, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, beets, and garlic can all be planted in early to late October.

What can be planted in late October?

What to Plant in October

How do you start a garden in October?

October Gardening Tips

  1. Plant Trees, Shrubs, and Roses. ...
  2. Divide Perennials. ...
  3. Add Bulbs to Your Landscape. ...
  4. Store Pots in October. ...
  5. Mulch in October. ...
  6. Compost. ...
  7. Weed. ...
  8. Extend the Season.

Is it OK to plant shrubs in October?

October is an ideal time for moving and planting trees, shrubs and climbers, as well as for hedge planting. Bare-root - Deciduous trees and shrubs, as well as root-wrapped evergreens, become available towards the end of the month, so you could think ahead and prepare the ground for them now.

Can I still plant shrubs in October?

Here's What to Plant in October. ... Fall also is a great time to plant shrubs and trees because the cooler temperatures of autumn aren't as stressful on plants. When the soil is warm and the air temperature is cool, plants are encouraged to put out root growth for a healthy head start next spring.

What vegetable seeds can I plant in October?

Vegetable seeds to sow in October

What flowers can I grow in October?

The seeds of winter flowering annuals are sown in October-November.
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Let's have a look at some of the best winter flowering annual plants that you can grow in your home garden:

  1. Alyssum: ...
  2. Antirrhinum (Snapdragon): ...
  3. Aster: ...
  4. Calendula (Pot Marigold): ...
  5. Clarkia: ...
  6. Dianthus (Sweet William): ...
  7. Hollyhock: ...
  8. Larkspur:

What fruits grow in October?

Luckily, this fall month brings forth quite a variety of fruits and vegetables to savor.

What can I plant in October in Zone 9?

October

Can I plant kale in October?

Kale. Kale planted in October will be ready to start harvesting leaves in early spring. It will likely germinate some time this month and then will sit quietly over the winter in your hoop house. Once the 10 hour days return in February, it will start growing again for a very early harvest!

What can I plant in October in Zone 7?

In some parts of zone 7, October is essentially frost free, so some crops can be started even later for a really late fall harvest. Crops such as beets, Swiss chard, kale and kohlrabi can all be sown at the beginning of September. Collards and cabbages can be transplanted at this time.

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