Gardeners get excited about spring, are eager to try new plants and probably have a big step and change their landscape. And in summer, the garden is happy to bloom, and most fruit trees and vegetable gardens produce abundantly. By September, however, even the most fond of chawla may begin to feel wearing, and the best tended garden may begin to look a little tired.
This is very bad, because gardening can be delightful in the fall. The weather is usually colder than summer, yet the garden does not require that much care in the spring.
