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Zone 1
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Dig and store tender bulbs
September Ball Icon Transplant deciduous shrubs and trees
September Ball Icon Clean up fallen leaves
September Ball Icon Cut back spent biennial and perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Remove annual flowers, vegetables, and herbs killed by frost
September Ball Icon Harvest herb roots and stems
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Stop cutting roses and other flowers
September Ball Icon Sow seeds of woody plants and perennials needing stratification outdoors
September Ball Icon Apply winter protection
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Repair and paint trellises, arbors, fences, benches, and garden accessories
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
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Zone 2
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Dig and store tender bulbs
September Ball Icon Transplant deciduous shrubs and trees
September Ball Icon Clean up fallen leaves
September Ball Icon Cut back spent biennial and perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Remove annual flowers, vegetables, and herbs killed by frost
September Ball Icon Harvest herb roots and stems
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Stop cutting roses and other flowers
September Ball Icon Sow seeds of woody plants and perennials needing stratification outdoors
September Ball Icon Apply winter protection
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Repair and paint trellises, arbors, fences, benches, and garden accessories
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
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Zone 3
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Dig and store tender bulbs
September Ball Icon Transplant deciduous shrubs and trees
September Ball Icon Clean up fallen leaves
September Ball Icon Cut back spent biennial and perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Remove annual flowers, vegetables, and herbs killed by frost
September Ball Icon Harvest herb roots and stems
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune raspberries
September Ball Icon Stop cutting roses and other flowers
September Ball Icon Sow seeds of woody plants and perennials needing stratification outdoors
September Ball Icon Apply winter protection
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Repair and paint trellises, arbors, fences, benches, and garden accessories
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
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Zone 4
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Dig and store tender bulbs
September Ball Icon Transplant deciduous shrubs and trees
September Ball Icon Clean up fallen leaves
September Ball Icon Cut back spent biennial and perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Remove annual flowers, vegetables, and herbs killed by frost
September Ball Icon Harvest herb roots and stems
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune raspberries and blackberries
September Ball Icon Stop cutting roses and other flowers
September Ball Icon Sow seeds of woody plants and perennials needing stratification outdoors
September Ball Icon Apply winter protection
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Repair and paint trellises, arbors, fences, benches, and garden accessories
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
Top
 
Zone 5
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Dig and store tender bulbs
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow perennial and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant deciduous or evergreen shrubs and trees
September Ball Icon Plant irises, peonies, and poppies
September Ball Icon Sow seeds of woody plants and perennials needing stratification outdoors
September Ball Icon Sow vegetable seeds outdoors for succession plantings
September Ball Icon Apply winter protection
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune raspberries, blackberries, and black currants
September Ball Icon Stop cutting roses and other flowers
September Ball Icon Remove faded flowers
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
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Zone 6
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow perennial and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant evergreens
September Ball Icon Plant irises, peonies, and poppies
September Ball Icon Trim plants if needed
September Ball Icon Train and tie vines if needed
September Ball Icon Sow vegetable seeds outdoors for succession plantings
September Ball Icon Cut flowers for fresh use or drying
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Spray with insecticides and fungicides if needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune raspberries, blackberries, and black currants
September Ball Icon Remove faded flowers
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
Top
 
Zone 7
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow perennial and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant evergreens
September Ball Icon Plant irises, peonies, and poppies
September Ball Icon Trim plants if needed
September Ball Icon Train and tie vines if needed
September Ball Icon Plant potted roses, shrubs, trees, ground covers, vines, and perennial and biennial herbs and        flowers, and B & B shrubs, trees, ground covers, and vines
September Ball Icon Sow vegetable seeds outdoors for succession plantings
September Ball Icon Cut flowers for fresh use or drying
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Spray with insecticides and fungicides if needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune raspberries, blackberries, and black currants
September Ball Icon Remove faded flowers
September Ball Icon Take hardwood cuttings of woody plants for rooting
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
Top
 
Zone 8
September Ball Icon Prepare soil for autumn or spring planting
September Ball Icon Plant spring-flowering bulbs
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow perennial and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant evergreens
September Ball Icon Plant irises, peonies, and poppies
September Ball Icon Trim plants if needed
September Ball Icon Train and tie vines if needed
September Ball Icon Plant potted roses, shrubs, trees, ground covers, vines, and perennial and biennial herbs and        flowers, and B & B shrubs, trees, ground covers, and vines
September Ball Icon Sow vegetable seeds outdoors for succession plantings
September Ball Icon Cut flowers for fresh use or drying
September Ball Icon Apply final fertilizer to plants until dormancy
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Spray with insecticides and fungicides if needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune raspberries, blackberries, and black currants
September Ball Icon Take hardwood cuttings of woody plants for rooting
September Ball Icon Sow grass seed; lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
Top
 
Zone 9
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow annual, perennial, and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant evergreens
September Ball Icon Trim plants if needed
September Ball Icon Train and tie vines if needed
September Ball Icon Plant potted roses, shrubs, trees, ground covers, vines, and perennial and biennial herbs and        flowers, and B & B shrubs, trees, ground covers, and vines
September Ball Icon Cut flowers for fresh use or drying
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize plants if needed
September Ball Icon Spray with insecticides and fungicides if needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Prune blackberries
September Ball Icon Plant cool-season vegetables for autumn harvest
September Ball Icon Sow hardy and half-hardy annual and vegetable seeds indoors
September Ball Icon Remove faded flowers
September Ball Icon Take hardwood cuttings of woody plants for rooting
September Ball Icon Lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
Top
 
Zone 10
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow annual, perennial, and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant evergreens
September Ball Icon Trim plants if needed
September Ball Icon Train and tie vines if needed
September Ball Icon Plant potted roses, shrubs, trees, ground covers, vines, and perennial and biennial herbs and        flowers, and B & B shrubs, trees, ground covers, and vines
September Ball Icon Cut flowers for fresh use or drying
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize plants if needed
September Ball Icon Spray with insecticides and fungicides if needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Plant cool-season vegetables for autumn harvest
September Ball Icon Sow hardy and half-hardy annual and vegetable seeds indoors
September Ball Icon Remove faded flowers
September Ball Icon Lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
Top
 
Zone 11
September Ball Icon Keep the garden free of weeds
September Ball Icon Sow annual, perennial, and biennial herb and flower seeds outdoors
September Ball Icon Divide and transplant perennial herbs and flowers
September Ball Icon Transplant evergreens
September Ball Icon Trim plants if needed
September Ball Icon Train and tie vines if needed
September Ball Icon Plant potted roses, shrubs, trees, ground covers, vines, and perennial and biennial herbs and        flowers, and B & B shrubs, trees, ground covers, and vines
September Ball Icon Cut flowers for fresh use or drying
September Ball Icon Water as needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize plants if needed
September Ball Icon Spray with insecticides and fungicides if needed
September Ball Icon Harvest herb leaves and seeds
September Ball Icon Harvest vegetables and fruits when ripe
September Ball Icon Plant cool-season vegetables for autumn harvest
September Ball Icon Sow hardy and half-hardy annual and vegetable seeds indoors
September Ball Icon Remove faded flowers
September Ball Icon Lay sod; plant plugs
September Ball Icon Mow and edge the lawn as needed
September Ball Icon Thatch and aerate the lawn if needed
September Ball Icon Fertilize the lawn for the second time if three yearly applications are needed
 
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[CyberSalad] [Garden Pursuits] [Garden Quotes] [Garden Journal] [The Language of Flowers] [Monthly Chores]
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[Gardening Links] [Vegetables] [Lawn] [Raised Beds] [Bulbs, etc.] [Shrubs] [Perennials] [Annuals] [Herbs]