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Russian gardening publications are advising what to do with blackcurrant bushes at the end of September to ensure a heavy crop of large berries next summer. Recommendations circulate about autumn feeding, pruning and soil care, as gardeners prepare their plots for winter and look ahead to the next season.
- 2Dhyan Yog Tarang Streams Live Terrace Garden Yoga Class▼Dhyan Yog Tarang is live 09/30 terrace garden yoga class live 🙏
Dhyan Yog Tarang is broadcasting a live yoga class from a terrace garden on September 30. The session, streamed online, invites viewers to follow along with yoga and meditation practice in a home garden setting. The class has drawn strong engagement, with hundreds of thousands of likes as viewers join the live session remotely.
- 3Warm September Brings Record Fig Harvests to Home Gardens●With an exceptionally warm September this year, the fig tree in our garden decided to take it one step further. They're
An exceptionally warm September has pushed fig trees into overproduction, with gardeners reporting unusually large harvests. One gardener described the fruit as 'little bags of jam' and picked around 5 kilograms, leaving harder-to-reach figs for birds, bees and hornets. The early, abundant ripening is being linked to the warm late-summer weather, with comments pointing to climate effects on seasonal crops.
- 4Johns Lake Pointe home tops Winter Garden sales last week▼Johns Lake Pointe home tops Winter Garden home sales from Sept. 21 to 27
A home in the Johns Lake Pointe community recorded the highest sale price among Winter Garden properties sold between September 21 and 27, according to local real estate reporting from Orange Observer News. The item highlights the week's strongest transaction in the west Orange County, Florida market, where Johns Lake Pointe remains one of the area's notable neighborhoods.
- 5Allotment keeper cloches autumn garlic against digging badger●This is the view up the allotment for the end of September. The cloches in the foreground are covering the autumn-plante
An allotment holder has shown the plot at the end of September, with cloches protecting newly planted autumn garlic and onions. The crops are hardy, but a visiting badger has been digging in the soft, moist ground looking for worms, so the covers keep it off the beds.
- 6Fred Brooks Garden Club honors five Buckhannon homes and hospital▼Fred Brooks Garden Club honors five Buckhannon homes and St. Joseph’s Hospital for September yards
The Fred Brooks Garden Club has recognized five homes in Buckhannon, West Virginia, along with St. Joseph's Hospital, as September yard award winners. The club's monthly honors highlight residents and local institutions whose landscaping and gardens stand out in the community, a tradition aimed at encouraging beautification across the town.
- 7NCL Garden City Chapter begins busy September of activities●NCL Garden City Chapter kicks off busy September
The National Charity League's Garden City chapter has launched a full slate of activities for September, according to a local report. Details of the planned events were not provided, but the item highlights the volunteer organization's seasonal start. The chapter brings together mothers and daughters for community service in the Garden City area.
- 8Minor 2.0 earthquake recorded near Home Garden, California▼2.0 magnitude earthquake recorded near Home Garden, CA on Sept. 20
A 2.0 magnitude earthquake was recorded near Home Garden, California, on September 20, according to a Sacramento Bee report. The quake was small and there are no reports of damage or injuries. Residents of the small Central Valley community are noting the temblor, though minor earthquakes of this size are common in California and typically cause no effects on the ground.
- 9Historic Camden Memorial Garden Featured in New Story▼The Historic Camden Memorial Garden | Making It Grow | Stories | September 30, 2026
A segment from South Carolina ETV's gardening program Making It Grow highlights the Historic Camden Memorial Garden in Camden, South Carolina. The story, published September 30, 2026, explores the garden's history and horticultural significance as part of the program's ongoing coverage of notable gardens across the state. Further details about the garden's background were not provided.
- 10Darden faces September 24 earnings test▼Darden Stock Forecast: Olive Garden Growth Faces September 24 Earnings Test
Darden Restaurants, the parent company of Olive Garden, reports quarterly earnings on September 24, with investors watching whether the chain's recent growth can continue. Analysts are focused on same-store sales and guidance as casual dining demand shows mixed signals. The upcoming report is seen as a key test for the stock's near-term direction.
- 11Pedestrian Killed by Vehicle on Chapman Avenue in Garden Grove▼Garden Grove, CA – Man Struck and Killed by Vehicle on Chapman Avenue near Euclid StreetThe accident was reported around 3:48 p.m. on September 29, 2026, on Chapman Avenue near Euclid Street. Garden Grove, CA – A 66-year-old man died after he
A 66-year-old man was struck and killed by a vehicle on Chapman Avenue near Euclid Street in Garden Grove, California. The accident was reported around 3:48 p.m. on September 29, 2026. Authorities have not released further details about the driver or the circumstances, and the crash remains under investigation.
- 12Idle fishing game Desktop Fishing Garden launches on Steam●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1472871/ 放置系フィッシング箱庭ゲーム『Desktop Fishing Garden』がSteamで9月30日発売！ リリース記念30％OFFセール中 | AppBank
Desktop Fishing Garden, an idle fishing sandbox game, has been released on Steam on September 30. To mark the launch, the developer is running a 30% off sale for a limited time. The game combines relaxing fishing mechanics with a box-garden style world that progresses even while players are away, drawing attention from casual and idle-game fans.
- 13Red spider lilies bloom along Kyoto's rice fields●Early autumn on the outskirts of Kyoto 🌾 Red spider lilies (higanbana) line the roadsides, the edges of the rice fields
In early autumn on the outskirts of Kyoto, red spider lilies, known in Japan as higanbana, are flowering along roadsides, rice field edges and a quiet temple's moss garden. The flowers bloom for only about a week around the autumn equinox, coinciding with the moment the rice turns golden, offering a brief and striking seasonal scene.
- 14Garden School to Host Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball on September 29, 2026▼Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball Garden School - 09/29/2026 | Watch Live & On Demand
A junior varsity girls volleyball match involving Garden School is scheduled for September 29, 2026, with live and on-demand viewing available through the NFHS Network. The listing covers a high school sporting event, giving students, families and fans a way to follow the team remotely. No further details about the matchup or season have been announced.
- 15September gardens show the first signs of autumn●The signs of autumn are everywhere in the September garden
Garden writers note that September marks the turn of the season, with early autumn signals visible in gardens: fading summer blooms, changing foliage, ripening seed heads and cooler mornings. Columnists are encouraging gardeners to embrace the transition, tidy borders and plan fall planting, as the shift from summer to autumn becomes unmistakable in backyards this month.