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| Learn how to extend your gardening season, take advantage of autumn's cool conditions, plant for fall foliage, and get your garden ready for next year's growing season! Join Chris Burnett, the Almanac’s Associate Digital Editor, as he sits down with special guest Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp, an Advanced Master Gardener and co-teacher of the City Gardener Program with Purdue-Marion County Extension in Indiana, to discuss fall gardening essentials and what you can do now to extend your gardening season. | | Attend this webinar on September 30 and learn: - Pruning and caring for perennial flowers and shrubs in fall
- Keeping your garden pollinator friendly—even in the dead of winter!
- Planting bulbs for spring blooms
- Late-season lawn care
- Cold-hardy crops to plant in fall (it's garlic time!)
- The best shrubs for fall color
- Cleaning up the garden and preparing for winter
- Plus: Ask your own questions during the interactive Q&A
| | | | About our special guest: | | | Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp is a writer, speaker, garden coach, and more! As an Advanced Master Gardener, she co-taught the City Gardener Program for six years with Purdue-Marion County Extension. Jo Ellen also has her own container planting business, through which she plants about 150 containers seasonally on commercial and residential properties. For 20 years, she has worked at a large independent garden center in Indianapolis, focusing on perennials, trees, and shrubs. |
| | Jo Ellen is a long-time contributor at a number of popular gardening magazines and currently writes an award-winning gardening newsletter called "The Hoosier Gardener," which boasts more than 2,500 subscribers. | | | | | | You received this email because you signed for updates from The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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