1. Stronger Root Systems Plugs may look small, but they’re power-packed with potential. Fall planting gives their roots time to spread deep into the soil before spring growth begins. This early establishment creates sturdier, more drought-tolerant plants next season. 2. Less Stress for the Plants Cooler temperatures and gentler sunlight reduce transplant shock. Unlike summer plantings, plugs won’t struggle against heat and moisture loss—meaning they adapt more easily to their

🌿 Preparing Your Plants for Winter

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