Fall is a great time to plant a variety of flowers, vegetables, and herbs. Here are some plants that can be planted in the fall:

• Pansies and Violas: These flowers can be planted in the fall because the still-warm soil temperatures give them a chance to establish their roots before winter.

• Spring-blooming bulbs: Fall is the time to plant bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, and crocuses for a beautiful spring display.

• Cool-season flowering plants: These plants put on their best show in the fall and will often remain vibrant through November or longer. Some examples include phlox, sedum, bee balm, salvia, lamium, lavender, and creeping Jenny.

• Spring greens: Spinach, leaf lettuce, arugula, mustard greens, and mâche are some examples of greens that can be planted in the fall for a fall harvest or for an early spring harvest.

• Fall vegetables: Lettuce, collards, carrots, Brussel sprouts, spinach, broccoli, radish, and more can be planted in the fall for a cool-weather vegetable harvest.

• Herbs: Parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme, chives, lavender, cilantro, and mint are some herbs that can be planted in the fall and will hold up to mild winters.

Its important to note that the timing of fall planting can vary depending on your regions typical first frost date. Its also important to provide ideal conditions for root growth by keeping plants well watered until the ground freezes.