Forget about mums and asters, these lesser-known gems will truly help your late season garden sparkle
Maybe it'stime to retire some late-season staples have had their moment (okay, several decades of moments). This episode,we'redigging into the darkhorsesthat most gardeners walk right past: the weird bulbs, the sneakyreseeders, the plants that wait until everyone else has packed it in to finally show off.
We'lltalk about why fall gardensdon'thave to look like a grocery store endcap, which underrated perennials are quietly having their best month right now, and how a few unusual picks can take your October garden from "fine" to genuinely sparkling.
Ifyou'reready to retirethe same five fall plants everyone else is using, thisone'sfor you.
Dr. Andy Pulteis a contributing editor to Fine Gardening and a faculty member in the plant sciences department at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
Richie Steffen is a contributing editor to FineGardeningand the executive director of the Miller Garden in Seattle.
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