September Garden Checklist - Fall Gardening Tips
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- September Garden Checklist - Fall Garden Tips - In this video I go over my thoughts on things to do in the garden in September. It is a great time of year for planting shrubs, trees, perennials, and fall veggies. Thanks for following along with these videos
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Thank you so much. Your series on what to do at the beginning of each month has been so help through the year. You cover so many things that I don’t even think about. It really helps me keep on top of things here in north central Texas.
Thanks for following along with them
I have learned so much from watching this channel.
So many thanks. I have been grinding TH-cam for overall landscaping and gardening support and finally found you - and you are local. Awesome. Your advice and support is spot on for me. No guesswork...
Your Fall is our Autumn , we are opposite seasons to your seasons , so fall for you is our Spring 🇦🇺🇦🇺🐝🌻 your knowledge is greatly appreciated and very very helpful , I will be continuing to follow your wonderful videos ! Thank you
Can't believe how this space has transformed.
SAME!!!
9 months - Jim has completely transformed his space in 9 months. It's unbelievable. And inspiring.
I have been following his advice to do a little everyday. My "little" hasn't been consistent but I am making progress 🤗
I appreciate the month to month videos- helps me to stay organized.
I loved your video Jim! You are a necessary wealth of knowledge, and you covered just about everything I need to care for in my Waltham, MA. garden👍👍👍👍
The colors are so vivid in the background, really crisp and clear.
I planted 3 butterfly bushes and received 2 rose plants today. I'm so excited to plant the roses
Jim! Everything you’re saying is true. I’m gonna start believing everything you say, man...lol. Keep giving us the wisdom, Bro!👍🏽😁❤️
I hope you will be making a video of building your composting bin. Garden looks great!
I definitely will. Thanks for watching
I live in Fountain Inn, SC and we share the same zone (7B to 8). I find your videos very helpful. Thank you for sharing!
So looking forward to cooler weather to accomplish all those tasks!
Jim you always bring your “A” game with the the t-shirts as well as the knowledge. Always looking forward to the next video.
A game?🤣
Can’t wait for dry low humid weather!! Thanks good ideas!
GREAT video, Jim! WONDERFUL tips! I bring my tropical gardenias and citrus inside when I bring in my tropical hibiscus. I bring them into an unheated garage for at least a week first and then into a cool room in the house and loose very few leaves that way. I also begin withholding water from my amaryllis on Sept 1st to start putting them into dormancy for winter and I move them into the garage on Oct 1st. I may try to winter over my heliotrope this year, though I never have in the past....
I very much enjoy your videos, whether informational, tours, or garden updates. You have a wealth of knowledge, and share it willingly. Thanks
Perfect timing. I just bought several pink Muhly grasses. I am in zone 7a and based on your experience I will keep them in their pots. My clay soil will probably not be good for them in the winter. I also think I know why I lost the other pink Muhly grasses I planted a few years ago around the same time.
Oh no! I just bought muhly and other ornamental grasses.
Something for everybody in this video, lots of fall gardening information. We're gonna try the lettuce!
Great information. I keep a garden journal, but never thought about doing a success/failure section. I have to try and find where I wrote things down. Now I'll have it in one place 💚
Hi Jim, I loved this video. I always get a little annoyed with plants that are considered "hardy" in Melbourne Australia because they're often natives which, aren't always pleasing to me but, it's true what you're saying about planting more hardy plants. It helps with structure in winter and throughout the year. I'm learning so much from you. Thank you.
Great info and timely as well, thanks Jim!
Just divided all hostas this long weekend and will start mulching tomorrow!
Great examples! Great content and a blessing to us learning.
Thanks for following along!
Very nice great work i love Gardening also on Spring Season
I bury containers in the ground sometimes which keeps them warmer. I then pull them back out when the weather warms up and as a bonus I have a big hole ready for planting something. This works especially well if you have a problem with squirrels digging up tulips. They don't mess with buried containers for some reason.
I also want to mention that I've lost many stored tubers to some kind of nematode or tiny insect problem so I highly suggest treating with a fungicide/insecticide powder before storing for the winter.
My 1st time on your channel. Appreciate the information, especially introducing your zone makes it easy for relating to my zone 6a..NY..Looking forward to seeing more of your videos. Thanks!
Welcome. Thanks for the feedback!!
Here in Ontario, or at least where I live no rain , the garden is hurting from the lack of rain and hot temperatures. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 👍❤️😊
Lots of helpful content in your monthly checklist!
Even in September your plants are still lush & beautiful! I’m in zone 4/5 and we are limited to plants that are only hardy to our area. You have some plants that I would love to be able to plant but unable too. 🤩🌱🌸🇨🇦
Also, and once again, your garden looks amazing!
Thank you super helpful for this Durhamite!
Great recommendations, thank you.
Thanks for info...can’t wait for some cooler weather...🌼🌻
Me too!!
Ordered some Mahogany Splendor Hibiscus seeds to get started in late winter!! Can’t wait to see them grow here in zone 8b!
Your content is very helpful to me, thanks! Just moved to a house near Winston Salem/Lexington with an acre with tons of trees and no garden, so I’m planning my garden areas now. Definitely will be taking your advice for journaling.
So happy to find some info that is sorta in my area. I'm about an hour from the coast. Really enjoyed this video! Would love to see some fall pots for different areas in the yard...thanks bunches!
Nice video Jim. Very educational. Wish I had a garden that big, I'd end up planting an oak tree forest. 😊
Working on it!!!
Thanks 🙏🏼
Beautiful and so much progress! I have 2 Fatshederas that have what I thought might be sun damage to several leaves. They look a little burnt. I am wondering if it is some kind of fungus maybe? Have you ever had that happen?
Planting 7gal. PJM clay soil VERY clay soil. I planted with about 2 inches above ground with leaf grow. I planted one in July. They are dead now. Rolled leaves and maybe too deep and got root rot. I hope planting higher helped.
You are amazing!
I love your channel
Thanks for the info . Wish I had a longer planting season.
I'm a newbie at gardening. Wow, this is a LOT of information. I have 2 hibiscus patio trees that I bought in the house last year, took up way to much space. We bought a green a month ago, we are planning to add a small heater. Can I keep them in there over winter Instead of bring them in again?
Great info, love the honesty in this video. Love the 🌴
These lists are super helpful!
When you were showing daffodil bulbs, there was a joined bulb. I dug all my bulbs after the leaves died and separated any that were joined at the base. Should I have left them together? Thanks for all the great fall info! I'm so ready for fall plants and cooler temps!!! 👍☺️
I will go ahead and divide most of them. If it is a tiny one I will just leave it. Thanks for watching.
You saved some of my shrubs from an early transplant! Thank you! You mentioned disiduous shrubs..what about evergreen? Still wait for the first freeze?
Yes, still the same thing. Wait for a freeze. I will transplant things anytime, but as a rule it is better when they are dormant.
@@JimPutnam thank you!!
I normally transplant in the fall before a frost. The plant will continue to put down roots if the temperature is above 40 degrees.
In spring you will have a shrub that's well established.
Here in Michigan, I wait for a hard freeze to kill back the dahlias, then wait about two weeks for the juices to flow back into the tubers before we dig them. I think it’s best to keep then in the ground as long as we can, we have long winters and the tubers can dry out pretty fast. Last year I split them in the fall and wrapped each tuber in shrink wrap, only lost three tubers over the winter! Lots of good information!
Good info. Thanks
I love the color in this video (I haven't watched your other ones yet except a really old one). I like how quickly you get to the point. I have a question. I'm in 7b west texas-hot and dry. I relocated an indigo blue salvia (supposedly a native) from a shady area to a sunny spot this spring. Maybe not the smartest but oh well. I've had to water it every day this summer bc the leaves always wilted (we had many days > 100). Do you think it'll naturalize itself next year or is there something I should do to prepare it better for next year?
Great info and lot to do, but like you said Fall does offer a bit cooler temps. Fall is my favorite. 👏🏻👏🏻
Definitely my favorite season
It would be my favorite except that winter follows and I live in Northeast Kansas and we have very cold winters which I HATE.
Mr.Putman,what is the name of theplant with the mauve fronds ?You are croyched alongside it.Its beautiful.
Thank you. It has been useful to go through each month hearing what else I can do or cross out on my garden list. It is always nice to brainstorm with others. ;-)
P.S. What is the large bushy plant with the red and yellow spikes to your left?
Lea
I enjoyed this blog very helpful do you happen to have any advice on pesky gopher help they are destroying my yard
Wonderful information. Thank you.
I love Jim Putman. He is my very best para-social friend right now. 😉
Great tips 👌 as always! Just an idea for future video, could you make a Fall hanging basket design ? I'm gonna need help with my kinsman baskets. I saw crotons and mums... maybe potato vine?
How sad, your winter isn't cold enough for tulips. LoL 😆
Hello there would absolutely love to know what that beautiful red spiky plant is behind you to your left my right..?
great information as always thank you
Thanks for following along
Afraid we're going to pay for our long, glorious spring. Might get an early, cold winter.
I have a few trimming/pruning questions (in zone 8a). My canyon creek abelias look out of control to me. I want them more rounded and contained. When can I cut them back and how far do I cut them back? Also, when should I cut back my Gregg's mistflower and variegated liriope?
Oh! ...and what is the whote flower with the bees at 5:48
Great
Please mention more about mums..not the throw away kind..but those that come back..need names.
Have you heard of Country Maid mums?
They look like a pink daisy that bloom in early fall. Am looking for a source for them
Jim, do I need to take caladiums up in zone 8a NC? Can I transplant perennial salvia in the fall? This is a great video.
Hey Jim anything to attract hummingbirds ? Hardy zone 7-9c thanks!!!
So looking forward to the weather cooling down! Thanks for the list. Wish my flower garden was coming along more quickly.
What type of Zoysia do you have there? I looks beautiful!
7a....i have multiple transplanting to do, lil ditty viburnum, privet, karl forester grasses, hydrangeas, butterfly bushes, what's the best date. i have multiple plants arriving late september, the nursery picked the date so guess because a better date to plant?
Jim, what website do you recommend for ordering bulbs online?
Enjoy these monthly checklists! What is the red flower on the right side of the screen behind you?
Saucy Red Salvia
I planted a flowering plum tree, boxwood and Italian cypress how much water do they need ? I am from Las vegas, Nevada. I am worried of my flowering plum tree the growth of leaves is too slow. when I plant them, the leaves gets dry and wilted, now they are showing some leaves in most branches, it is now been 3 weeks since then and the leaves are still very small. I asked the nursery here and they recommend Miracle grow which I put every week, is there something else to be done?
How’s the new puppy? Thanks for all the information !
Do you think I can plant Eleanor Taber Indian Hawthornes in Sept in zone 7a as foundation plantings?
Love your videos - so informative. I’m in zone 7A, about 15 miles from zone 6. I want to plant a hedge of Encore Azaleas around my deck. Should I hold off until spring?
Hi can you suggest some companies to purchase bulbs from? Thanks
I live in the St. Louis Missouri area. I have a crepe myrtle shrub that I need to move about 3 feet from where it is... It is too crowded. Is this ok? When?
Hi Jim. How do you keep the squirrels out of your garden, any tips??
Great video I love watching you am new to gardening please can you answer my question I have a oak tree and the leaves have rust on them but when they fall we it affect my perennial like hydrangeas that is planted under the tree.
Jim, do you think you could start a playlist for deer resistant plants & shrubs?
Yes, I definitely need to organize them that way. I will work on it.
That would be so helpful. I've been dealing with deer all summer and they've taken a toll on my plants.
Lori Swain ...I live in HEAVY deer area, adjoining 6,000 acres of PA State Gamelands. I grow Walkers Low Catmint,,Spirea, Coneflower, Buddlea, Black Eyed Susan, Veronica both annual blue and perennial, Snapdragons, Zinnias, Marigolds, Agastache, Poker plants are my go to and Imhave plenty of each. I am zone 6, and it gets very dry here in summer. Deer have NEVER bothered these!
Diane Prostko We are zone 8b & were over 100 for most of Aug. I just ordered some zinnias & have planted a few of the plants you suggested! I’m looking forward to next spring!! Now any ideas how to keep a pesky armadillo at bay? 😁
Diane Prostko thank you
Question: when is the best time to divide and plant monkey grass? I live in zone 6b. Thanks🦋💕
Which buddleia is that in the pic? It’s beautiful 😍
I bought some mahogany splendor seed after seeing yours. (They are stunning 😍) Could I plant a few seeds and overwinter them in a cold frame? Or should I wait until spring
Love your channel and thanks for the tips in this video! You touched on grass a little-what do you recommend for getting rid of Bermuda? I’m in zone 7b, too. Should I kill the whole yard?
It really is the only way to get rid of it. I wish I had a better answer really
I'm planning to lift some hostas and replant them in the same planting hole, after raising the depth of the hole with much compost. This is because the hostas have sunk below the ground level and now exist in a 'basin'. My question: should I wait until after the first frost? I was planning to do this next spring, but from what you told us in this video maybe I should do it this fall.
It wouldn't hurt them to raise them now.
@@JimPutnam Great! I need a project, and this will be just the thing. Surely it will make the hostas happier also.
What type of compost do you use?
I think my mimosa has got fusarium wilt. I'm not finding any way online to save this tree. My local ag college pamphlet said treating with 10-10-10 may help, but should I help it? Also, same pamphlet said after tree dies you can treat the soil with methyl bromide 😱 which is never going to happen. (Why is that even a thing?) So can you think of a tree, that won't mind living with that fungus, to replace the mimosa with? I'm in the high desert, 4000', zone 8a.
I am in zone 8 Cola.,SC. I have a lady banks in a container can I put it in the ground now or do I need to wait until spring?
What kind of fence are you putting up? Wood , chain link
Does the same fall and winter transplanting apply for fire power nandinas?
Do you get snow where you are? I'm supposed to be in Zone 7a and it doesn't look as lush and tropical like the trees in the background.
E Johnson I also live in zone 7B, about twenty miles from Raleigh where Jim lives. We get very little snow. Once in a while we will get a couple inches at most but usually just a dusting here and there.
Southerncharmed 411 - Thank you! I guess most of the things that grow in Jim's zone can grow in my zone with the exception of a few things here and there. Thanks!
Where do you order your bulbs?
Where do you get fall bulbs? I live in the Raleigh area as well
Hi Jim, enjoy your videos. There is a plant behind you with bright red flowers. Would you tell me the name? Love the color. Thank you.
Saucy Red Salvia
When daylilies like stella d'oro are starting to yellow, do you cut them back or leave them through the winter?
Hi Jim, do you use or recommend preen under mulch to control weeds? I have an area where I can't seem to control the weeds. Any suggestions?
I want to pick up some frost cloth but I noticed they come in different weights. Some look like tissue paper. Do you recommend a certain weight for frost protection in 7b?
Hey Jim! We are having some landscape work in our backyard, we’ve put 4 Green Giants, a Redbud, some Otto Luykens and various other perennials. Question: Do I fertilize this late in the season?
Thanks so much
New sub! I’m just getting into gardening. I heard you mention you were in the southeast. What state are you in?
He says it early in his vid
He is in Raleigh NC
Id like to exchange some plant with you,but im in China.lm intersted in hight altitude alpine species, they have quite different looking compare to ordingnary garden plants
Hi, great informational video. My neighbors huge tree which looks over my yard is shedding diseased leaves all over my yard since july. Those leaves keep getting burried in my yard. My plum and pear tree already got disease and shed leaves already. Under those trees and my yard has many perennial garden plants. What should i do?
Good news is that most disease problems are species specific so it is unlikely to pass to your stuff unless you have the same thing. It is annoying though.
Do you know for sure it is a disease that it’s spreading? Could it be pests ? My very large mature trees are spreading spider mites on my other plantings below ! The mites are hard to see. I use a magnifying glass and look under the leaves to identify them. It’s been a heart breaking battle for me as a fairly new gardener. If it’s not one pest it’s another ! But good luck to you in finding the problem so you know how to solve it. Pardon me Mr. Putnam for jumping in, I just felt their pain 😫