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<\/p>\nSure, spring is great for flowers that bloom and breezes that grow ever warmer; summer\u2019s pretty awesome too \u2014 pool parties, and cookouts, and trips to the beach \u2014 but fall? Fall is the most magical of them all.<\/p>\n
Fall is for the colors red, and orange, and yellow.<\/p>\n
Fall is for that sweet, crisp chill in the morning air.<\/p>\n
Fall is for grandchildren who squeal with delight as leaves crunch beneath their feet.<\/p>\n
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Fall is for planting.<\/strong><\/p>\n You\u2019ve heard all about it: The Villages at Two Rivers offers residents the opportunity to try their hand at vegetable, or flower gardening in a one-of-a-kind agricultural park; here\u2019s your opportunity to give it a go. Claim your plot of land, and know that fall has many distinct planting benefits.<\/p>\n Autumn\u2019s cooler temperatures not only make spending time outdoors more comfortable for the active adult gardener, and for burgeoning plants, but the still-warm soil gives those same plants a head start to grow and take root before the first winter freeze. The list goes on: Pests and disease problems fade in the fall; the season\u2019s frequent rain showers keep plants from getting thirsty; and there\u2019s no need for fertilizer.<\/p>\n Plant your garden in Odenton, Maryland this fall.<\/strong><\/p>\n Early fall is perfect for planting, but don\u2019t wait too long; you\u2019ll want to get those veggies and bulbs in the ground about six weeks before the first hard frost.<\/p>\n Wondering what to plant, and what should wait?<\/p>\n Consider the following for a little fall planting inspiration.<\/p>\n