What caught our eye: autumn is the new spring

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Gardens Illustrated reports that the Royal Horticultural Society is now advising gardeners to make autumn planting part of the calendar — warm, moist soil builds stronger roots before winter, and the head gardener at Sissinghurst is sowing hardy annuals through September and October for earlier, tougher plants. October seed starting is officially having a moment.

If the story has you reaching for trays, our seed-starting shelf has the setup: extra-strength 1020 trays, a heat mat for stubborn germinators, and humidity domes to hold the moisture in.

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