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Easy Things to Do in Late Autumn for Yard & Garden

12.5.16

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Today, we have some easy things to do in late autumn for your yard and garden!

Autumn has gone by so fast, I haven’t had a chance to do anything in my yard or garden. As we were putting up Christmas lights last weekend, I saw so many yard jobs I needed to do! I thought OH MY GOSH, I am so behind.

But, there are so many things to do in late autumn for yard and garden upkeep. It’s not to late to do some simple tasks that will make things healthier and more put together when spring rolls around.

 Things to Do in Late Autumn for Yard and Garden

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You can follow us on Instagram for more videos, tips, and behind the scenes on all the things we are doing this season!

Thank you to Capital Garden Services for providing this beautiful infographic for Chemistry Cachet readers! I love sharing the best, correct tips with everyone. This information is all so great to keep in mind!

Chemist tips for things to do in late fall for yard and garden:

We’ve received a few chemistry questions the past month about fall and winter composting, so I thought this would be a great time to add this in!

Chemically, you want compost to be a 30:1 ratio of carbon to nitrogen. 30 parts Carbon to 1 part Nitrogen.

You also want your compost to have a pH between 5.5 – 8.5 which is a range of slightly acidic to neutral to slightly alkaline. Typically anything in that range is best for microbial activity. If the pH drops to low and becomes acidic, this will inhibit the microbial functions. You would never think composting had so much chemical intricacy, but it does.

If you don’t want to go too in depth on the chemistry, just remember to add a variety of things to your compost with good oxygen flow. Things with a good carbon content this time of year could be grass, leaves, clippings, bark, and straw. Anything you clean up for your yard, save it to add to compost. This is great for flower beds, the yard, and garden!

Now I just need to go outside and get some things done before winter sets in 🙂

 

Complete List Of Things To Do In Your Yard In Late Autumn

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  1. Kate @ Green Fashionista says

    December 5, 2016 at 11:36 am

    Great tips! We get an overnight freeze a couple times a year, and covering plants is a must! We lost a banana tree last year to the cold 🙁
    Green Fashionista

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    • Alexis says

      December 5, 2016 at 12:55 pm

      It’s always good to be prepared for winter! It can be pretty intense here some years

      Reply
  2. Jo-Anne says

    December 5, 2016 at 2:50 pm

    Me and gardening is not a mix, I don’t like to garden and to be honest I have two black thumbs black because I only have to get near plants before they die.

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    • Alexis says

      December 5, 2016 at 6:12 pm

      It can definitely be tricky! I prefer potted plants since they can be easier to take care of 🙂

      Reply
  3. Laurie S says

    December 5, 2016 at 5:13 pm

    What a great graphic! My persimmon trees have DUMPED all of their huge leaves, so here we go a-raking (on a hillside) and the backyard is pretty damp, too. We’ve got the burlap fabric ready to protect the plants – we might get a freeze this week. And we’ve got bird seed, baths, and peanuts ready for our feathered friends (and our “pet” squirrel, Chubbo).

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    • Alexis says

      December 5, 2016 at 6:13 pm

      We are probably getting our first one too this week. I need to wrap up some of mine too! And that is such a good idea to get all the food ready for the birds and wildlife!!

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