Fall planting tips for New Mexico gardeners
Fall is best for planting most things in New Mexico due to warm soil and cool air. Plants focus energy on root growth, helping establish quicker and boost next year's growth, with fall plants often doubling in size over spring-planted counterparts after two years.
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Winterizing guidance for New Mexico gardens and bulbs
Fall is the best time to fertilize with a winterizer high in potassium to boost root growth and hardiness. Watering should be reduced through winter, pruning timing varies by plant type, pansies and fall bulbs like iris and tulips thrive now, mulch guidelines for roses and perennials, and grub control with diazinon recommended to curb next spring infestations.
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