A Year in Your LifeSpace Garden
December is a quieter month in the garden, but it’s still full of opportunity. While the outdoor beds rest, now’s the time to protect your gardens and wicking systems, start planning for spring, and even begin indoor seed starting for an early jump into the next growing season.
November is the time to shift your garden into winter mode. Shorter days, dropping temperatures, and the season’s first frosts call for wrapping up late harvests, planting overwintering crops, and preparing SIPs and wicking beds for the colder months.
October is a transition month — the last of the warm sun, the start of cooler nights, and a perfect time to prepare your garden for fall and winter success. You’ll still harvest the last of your summer crops, but this is also the month to focus on cold-tolerant plantings, soil preparation, and overwintering strategies.
September marks the transition from summer abundance to autumn preparation. You’re still harvesting heat-loving crops, but it’s also the time to focus on cool-season planting and bed preparation for the months ahead.
Think of September almost like a second Spring.
Enjoy the peak of summer harvests while preparing for your next season of growth. The heat is still here, but the days are getting shorter, making this the perfect time to plant cool-weather crops while keeping summer favorites producing.
With a LifeSpace Garden or a wicking bed powered by GardenWells sub-irrigation, you’ll maintain consistent hydration without the hassle of daily watering, keeping plants healthy even during late-summer heat waves.