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Autumn offers an ideal window for planting ornamental shrubs, according to Gardener’s Path. Cooler temperatures and lower humidity make outdoor planting more comfortable while allowing shrubs to focus their energy on developing strong root systems before winter. Those established roots help plants withstand summer stresses and support vigorous spring growth. Gardeners should wait until temperatures consistently fall, with soil temperatures around the 40s or 50s, before planting. The process involves digging a hole slightly wider than the root ball, trimming circling roots, avoiding soil compaction, watering thoroughly, and applying mulch. Gardeners should also avoid fall fertilizing and postpone planting winter-tender shrubs until spring.
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