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Friday, March 27, 2026 at 7:10 PM

Fall Gardening with The Village

Fall Gardening with The Village

The cold weather is moving in! Gardening in Northern Nevada can be tricky with our high-desert climate swings from blazing summers to frosty winters in the blink of an eye. But fall is actually one of the best times to get ahead and prepare your yard for success next spring.

Prepare Your Soil for Winter

Now’s the time to winterize your lawn, garden, and landscape so your soil holds on to those essential nutrients. Adding compost and mulch before the freeze helps insulate roots and enriches the soil as everything rests through the colder months.

Unlike the heat and stress of summer, fall’s milder weather allows grass seedlings to grow steadily without battling intense sun or drought. It’s the perfect window for reseeding bare patches and encouraging deep, healthy roots that will burst into life when spring returns.

Add Color with Fall Containers

Container gardening is another wonderful way to enjoy the season especially when you play with warm, earthy color palettes that complement your home’s fall décor. Here are a few ideas from the experts at The Village Nursery:

  • Shade-Loving Elegance:
    For porches or patios in partial shade, try a rich mix of Red-Leafed Mukdenia, Brilliance Autumn Fern, and Northern Exposure™ Amber Heuchera. These hardy plants (down to Zone 5) repeat soft orange and amber tones for a lush, layered look that glows in cool light.
  • Simple but Striking:
    A two-plant combo can be just as beautiful as a full fall palette. Pair Captain Solo Calla Lily with a strappy Ice Dance Japanese Sedge for contrast in texture and color. The result? A fresh, modern twist on traditional mums — with a little Nevada flair.

Whether you’re refreshing your garden beds or dreaming up next year’s design, The Village Nursery has all the plants, soil, and inspiration you need to keep your garden thriving through every season.

 

 

 

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