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- 1Day of the Dead celebration opens at New York Botanical Garden▼Day of the Dead celebration blooms at the New York Botanical Garden
The New York Botanical Garden is hosting a Day of the Dead celebration, featuring seasonal displays and commemorations of the traditional Mexican holiday. The event brings the November 1-2 observance, honouring deceased loved ones with marigolds, altars and offerings, to a major New York cultural institution. Coverage has highlighted the garden's floral installations tied to the celebration.
- 2White House fall garden tours showcase new helipad and beehive▼White House highlights ‘new helipad,’ beehive as part of fall garden tours
The White House is running its fall garden tours and is pointing visitors to two new features: a helipad and a beehive on the grounds. The tours allow members of the public to walk the South Lawn and the First Lady's garden, and this season's additions are drawing attention as an unusual mix of infrastructure and nature.
- 3Gresham Japanese Garden to light up autumn evenings▼Gresham Japanese Garden to illuminate autumnal magic
The Gresham Japanese Garden in Gresham, Oregon, is preparing an autumn illumination event designed to showcase the garden's fall colors after dark. Local outlets including the Estacada News and The Outlook are covering the seasonal display, which highlights the garden's maples and traditional landscaping during the peak of the autumn season.
- 4Santa Clarita Koi Club Shares Fall Pond Care Tips▼Prepping Your Pond For Fall – Santa Clarita Koi & Water Garden Club
The Santa Clarita Koi & Water Garden Club is offering guidance on preparing backyard ponds for the fall season. As temperatures drop, koi and water garden enthusiasts are advised to adjust feeding routines, clean filters, and manage falling leaves to keep fish and plants healthy through the colder months ahead.
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Gardeners are being reminded to plant flower bulbs ahead of winter so they bloom into a colorful garden in spring. Local lifestyle coverage is walking through the basics: choosing healthy bulbs, planting them at the right depth, and picking spots with good drainage and sunlight. Fall planting gives tulips, daffodils and other spring bloomers the cold period they need before flowering.
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Chrysanthemums, commonly known as mums, are being celebrated as the dominant flower of the fall season. The item highlights their seasonal appeal as gardens transition to autumn, positioning mums as the go-to bloom for porches, borders and seasonal displays. Interest in fall planting and decorating appears to be driving attention to the flower as cooler weather sets in.
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The Dakota Gardener gardening column in Minot Daily News argues that a hardy plant outperforms mums for fall color in the region. The piece highlights the plant's toughness and seasonal appeal as an alternative to the chrysanthemums traditionally favored by North Dakota gardeners.
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The 36th Annual San Diego Fall Home/Garden Show is taking place, drawing attention from local homeowners and gardening enthusiasts. The long-running event typically features exhibits on home improvement, landscaping, and seasonal décor, offering visitors ideas and expert advice for fall projects around the house and garden.
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Gardeners are being reminded that late-season blooms matter as much as spring plantings for bees, butterflies and other pollinators. Autumn-flowering plants provide crucial nectar and pollen when insects are preparing for winter or migration. The advice encourages choosing fall performers such as asters and goldenrod to keep gardens useful to pollinators through the colder months.
- 10Gardeners urged to plant bulbs this fall for spring color▼Want a colorful Spring garden? Plant bulbs in the fall - here’s how
Gardening guidance is circulating advising people to plant flower bulbs in the fall to guarantee a colorful spring garden. The advice covers choosing bulbs, planting them before the ground freezes, and proper depth and placement. It is a routine seasonal tip aimed at home gardeners preparing for next year's blooms.
- 11Dutch cartoonist casts AI as Eden's forbidden fruit●Het AI-paradijs # Adam # AI # paradijs # slang # verleiding # straf
Dutch political cartoonist Joep Bertrams has published a cartoon titled 'The AI Paradise', reworking the Garden of Eden story with Adam, the snake, temptation and punishment as a commentary on artificial intelligence. The image frames AI as a new paradise promising everything, while echoing the biblical warning that temptation ends in a fall.
- 12Gardening tips for late summer color in New Jersey▼GARDENING IN THE GARDEN STATE: The final stretch: Designing for late summer color
A New Jersey gardening columnist offers advice on designing gardens that stay colorful through late summer. The piece, part of the 'Gardening in the Garden State' series, discusses plant choices and layout strategies for the final stretch of the growing season, aimed at home gardeners looking to keep borders vibrant into early autumn.
- 13Photographer shares striking autumn tree shot from Mount Usher Gardens●I decided to go a bit ‘arty’ with this photo. Hope I pulled it off. This tree really stood out at Mount Usher Gardens -
A photographer has shared an artistic shot of a tree at Mount Usher Gardens in County Wicklow, Ireland, whose bright yellow autumn leaves are described as almost fluorescent. The image is drawing small-scale appreciation among nature and photography enthusiasts for its creative take on the gardens during the fall season.
- 14Berkshire Botanical Garden hosts annual Harvest Festival●BERKSHIRE FOOD EVENTS: Annual Harvest Festival at Berkshire Botanical Garden
The Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge, Massachusetts is holding its annual Harvest Festival, a seasonal celebration featured in Berkshire food and events listings. The festival typically brings together local food, family activities and autumn traditions, drawing residents and visitors to the region's gardens each fall.
- 15White House unveils helipad ahead of fall garden tours●White House Unveils Helipad for Fall Garden Tours
The White House has unveiled a new helipad as part of preparations for its fall garden tours, according to the announcement drawing attention. Visitors to the seasonal garden tours will reportedly be able to see the addition. The unusual pairing of a presidential helicopter landing area with public garden touring has prompted interest and commentary.
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Gardeners are being reminded that autumn is the time to prepare beds for winter, a practice known as putting the garden to bed. The seasonal checklist typically covers clearing spent plants, mulching, protecting perennials and tidying tools before frost arrives. Advice pieces like this circulate each fall as temperatures drop and gardeners look for practical guidance on closing out the growing season.
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Gardeners are being urged to prepare their plots for the colder months with a new October guide offering ten tips for keeping a fall garden healthy. The advice covers seasonal tasks such as planting for autumn, protecting beds from frost and clearing summer growth. Interest in fall gardening routines typically rises as cooler weather sets in.