Tips to Be Done at Fall

1. Prune + cut shrubs and trees
​Pruning in early fall may also stimulate new growth, which has little time to harden before cold weather comes. 

2. Tidy up the garden: edge it!
​Use a sharp, flat-headed tool, such as a spade, to cut a clean line between the beds and the lawn. This will give your garden a tidy appearance over the winter, and give you a head start on spring's chores.

3. Put in some green
​When the weather changes, some plants break down all the green pigment. Leaves turn yellow or red in fall.

4. Cold Tolerant annuals for Fall Color 
If you live in a climate with frost and cold, these plants will keep your beds and containers lovely as long as possible.

5. Clean-up leaves
​Remove leaves and other plant debris from the lawn. If left on the grass through the winter, a thick pile of debris could cause bare spots and letting them pack down can smother the lawn and create conditions ripe for diseases.