Oct 6, 2026 · 56 min · 13 segments
It's our second last gardening day of the season. Todd Boland joins us from Memorial University's Botanical Garden.
Do they turn yellow or any other color during autumn? If so, is there something I should be feeding it to help bring out its colors?
No, Princeton Gold is pretty yellow and it just sort of stays yellow throughout most of growing season.
It'll go a little bit more brighter yellow maybe in the fall of the year when it's starting to drop its leaves.
But it generally doesn't really color up strongly, we'll say, because all its eggs are in one basket being nice and bright yellow all summer long.
We live on a corner lot cul-de-sac, and this is where a lot of plowed snow ends up.
I mean, obviously, yes, there could be problems there with the salt that was with the plowed snow.
Do they turn yellow or any other color during autumn? If so, is there something I should be feeding it to help bring out its colors?
No, Princeton Gold is pretty yellow and it just sort of stays yellow throughout most of growing season.
It'll go a little bit more brighter yellow maybe in the fall of the year when it's starting to drop its leaves.
But it generally doesn't really color up strongly, we'll say, because all its eggs are in one basket being nice and bright yellow all summer long.
We live on a corner lot cul-de-sac, and this is where a lot of plowed snow ends up.
I mean, obviously, yes, there could be problems there with the salt that was with the plowed snow.
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