Fall planting and garden planning can be daunting: changing temperatures, fluctuations in weather, and the arrival of a new season. But fall can be one of the best times to plant. And when you’ve got a vision of your dream garden, it’s even easier. How to make this dream achievable? Check out our recommendations for fall planting and types of gardens below. We’ll show you how to tackle your landscape, effortlessly!

Fall Planting

Spring isn’t the only time to plant – fall planting is surprisingly easy and efficient. The cooler temperatures of the season are better for both plants and gardeners. Plus, since the soil is still relatively warm, your plants’ roots will grow until the ground freezes. Less rain in the fall also means more days for planting, since fall weather tends to be a bit more predictable.

Best of all? No pest and disease problems, since hot weather is cooling off. And you don’t need fertilizer. Keep in mind that the window for fall planting does end around six weeks before your growing zone is hit with a hard frost (usually in September to October).

Trees and shrubs are ideal for fall planting, so check a few of ours out for your new garden.

Garden Design

Now that we’ve reviewed the benefits of fall planting, it’s time to get into a few, more popular garden types. Whether you’re looking for light and delicate, clean and trim or exotic, you’ve come to the right place.

Modern Gardens

Modern gardens put the spotlight on contemporary in a big way. This type of garden is perfect for ranch-style homes or mid-century modern construction. Clean lines, sharp details and sleek shapes are synonymous with these gardens.

Key Plants: Sedum Tile, American Boxwood, Topiaries, Yellow Twig Dogwood and more. Sleek, sharp lines and neat edges comprise the Modern Garden.

English and Cottage Gardens

Romantic and colorful, English Gardens offer a more timeless, traditional look. These cottage-style landscapes are known for their whimsical hues and lush green backdrops, perfect for older homes with more ornate exteriors.

Key Plants: Purple Wisteria, Hydrangeas, Rose Bushes, Camellias and more. Large, delicate blooms with lots of color are central.

Tropical Gardens

Venetian-inspired, light and lovely. Three words synonymous with Tropical Gardens. When you’re planning a Tropical Garden, you’re looking for lush greens with a few pops of warm, vibrant color. You’re looking for a beach-reminiscent, exotic design that will take your curb appeal to the next level.

Key Plants: Bird of Paradise, Palms, Plumeria, Bougainvillea and more. Oranges and reds with the backdrop of green fronds are essential to Tropical Gardens.

Grand, Gleaming Gardens

So, whether you’re going for an exotic look, clean edges or romantic, full design, we’ve got you covered. And with our plants, planning your garden and fall planting are both hassle-free.