Plant a tree in early fall
- Posted on August 29, 2026
- By Chicago Tribune
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Early autumn presents an ideal window for tree planting, offering optimal soil conditions and moisture levels for root establishment. As temperatures cool and rainfall increases, newly planted trees can develop stronger root systems before winter arrives. This seasonal timing significantly improves survival rates and accelerates growth compared to spring planting. Learn why fall is the gardener's favorite season for expanding your landscape with healthy, thriving trees that will flourish for decades to come.
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