Eco-Friendly Fall Gardening Tips for Homeowners
• Transform fallen leaves into nutrient-rich compost, reducing landfill waste and providing natural fertilizer.
• Use native plants to minimize water and fertilizer needs while supporting local pollinators and wildlife.
• Apply mulch and cover crops to protect soil, prevent erosion, and enhance fertility during cooler months.
Preparing your garden with minimal environmental impact
As summer fades, autumn brings a unique opportunity to prepare your garden for the colder months while minimizing environmental impact. Eco-friendly fall gardening is about more than just tidying up; it’s a chance to enrich your soil, conserve resources, and support local ecosystems.
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