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Fall is my favorite time to start a garden. The temperatures are cooler and rain is more likely, helping plants settle in with less stress. In addition, soil temperatures usually remain warm for a while, which also helps plants get established and develop a strong root system before winter sets in, making them ready to pop in the spring. Here are a handful of things to know about starting a first native plant garden that’s both sustainable and helpful to wildlife.

While you’re thinking about goals for the year, don’t forget about adding gardening to the list. Gardening can be a great way to accomplish common resolutions like eating healthier, getting more active and reducing stress while doing something you enjoy. To take your garden to the next level, consider adding some of these garden-specific goals to your resolution list. 1. Plant a Fruit Tree This New Year’s resolution for your garden might top the charts for maximum reward for the effort.

SDG Architecture have designed a new house in Palo Alto, California, with modern landscaping and plenty of space for outdoor entertaining.