We get asked this one A LOT. The answer is: Absolutely!
In fact, planting in the fall season is encouraged.
Planting in the fall gives the plants more time to acclimate and root in before the warmer spring and summer months arrive. Planting them now will also allow you to enjoy the winter and springtime blooms vs missing out on them.
For all our “snowbirds”… “why not enjoy your beautifully landscaped yards now during the upcoming holiday and backyard party season?”
Remember… we specialize in growing cold-hardy plants, shrubs, ground covers, and trees in case the cooler weather concerns you. We grow many varieties of colorful and blooming cold-tolerant plants like Azaleas, Bottlebrush, Roses, Indian Hawthorn, and Loropetalum to name a few.
Fall presents a wonderful time of year to plant those azaleas you’ve been longing for in your landscape or plant garden.