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Add seasonal container plants, light a fire, harvest veggies or simply spend time relishing the changing season Marianne LipanovichSeptember 22, 2024 Houzz Contributor. I'm a California-based writer and editor. While most of my projects are garden-based, you might also find me writing about home projects and classical music. Away from the computer, I'm found in the garden (naturally), on my bike, or ice-skating outdoors (yes, that is possible in California).

Shorter days, a chill in the air and a touch of golden sunlight herald the start of fall. The bright blooms of spring and summer may be fading, making way for autumn foliage; the list of garden tasks is getting shorter. Best of all, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy your garden and appreciate the richness of a fall landscape. The Inspired Garden 1. Fill in the Blanks Perk up fading containers and planting beds with seasonal colors.

Shorter days, a chill in the air and a touch of golden sunlight herald the start of fall. The bright blooms of spring and summer may be fading, making way for autumn foliage; the list of garden tasks is getting shorter. Best of all, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy your garden and appreciate the richness of a fall landscape. The Inspired Garden 1. Fill in the Blanks Perk up fading containers and planting beds with seasonal colors.