It’s Not Too Late for Last-Minute Fall Gardening

/in , , /by /Ramona Sentinelby Regina Elling

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted a record number of people to try gardening for the first time this year. Many of them were concerned about possible shortages and had a desire to avoid shopping and crowds.

For others, a home garden has always been part of their yearly routines.

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