I wouldn't recommend planting in this!!!

Many of you asked, “Why do I want to Plant in the fall/winter?”  That is a really good question and I am glad you asked.  With the exception of the extreme north where the ground literally freezes and stays that way for many months, this rule applies.

When you plant in the fall/winter, the plant is dormant on the top and will not be focusing on putting out new growth.  The plant will be focusing on developing a root system and will put off many little feeder roots into your soil that it will use to feed itself next year during the hot and dry of the summer.  Yes, it really is that simple.

The other advantage is, it is not hot to plant and you typically don’t have to water at all, which is a huge time, energy and water saver.  Anything we can do to make Al Gore happy is supposed to be a green thing!!! 

Happy Planting