Sound Gardening: Put the garden to bed (Greenwich Time)

Time to end the gardening season: The leaves are finally down, so you can decide which ones should stay in your garden, which get mulched to turn into compost, and which -- already composted -- get put back on those beds and borders.

More schools cultivate learning in student gardens (The Augusta Chronicle)

From New York to California, schools are using gardening to teach students about nature and - perhaps more important - about healthy food.

Time for those last-minute gardening chores (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)

November is kind of a "hurry up and wait" month. The hurry is to complete those entire last outside chores before it freezes and snows. Then we wait for the cold to settle in if we have finished, and if not, we hope for a few days reprieve.

Site navigation (Reading Evening Post)

Gardening at this time of year is a bit like housework where you save yourself extra effort if you tidy as you go. The weather discourages long spells outside or is that just me?

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," ...