It's hard to believe but summer is almost coming to an end. About.com reminds us that it's time think about planting fall flowers. Flowers in the garden during fall will add color and beauty to your landscape.
The garden experts say unfortunately, there are no absolutes when it comes to planting fall foliage. Some summers, a rainy period arrives in late August, which is prime time to plant fall flowers. But if it is dry, and excessively hot later this month, it will be better to wait until early September.
Some recommendations for what type of flowers to plant are chrysanthemums, ornamental kales, flowering cabbages, and marigolds. These are all hardy plants that can withstand a frost, and will add color to the cold!
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