Monica Mila | Contributor

Fall is a great time to divide plants, plant bulbs, trees and shrubs and otherwise get the garden ready for winter. I've gathered some cool information, tips and even videos for you.

If you like growing bulbs but hate sharing them with wildlife, check out this cool list of deer-resistant bulbs from HGTV!

If you're looking to store tender perennials over the winter, check out this article from Horticulture magazine about storing cannas and elephant ears. I'll cover storing dahlias in a later article.

For general info on dividing all kinds of perennials, check out 10 Tips on Dividing Perennials at Fine Gardening magazine, which has photos and a video.

For info on dividing iris, check out this article from Organic Gardening (OG) magazine.

Also from OG, check out a list of fall gardening chores for September and October.

For some tips on fall lawn care, this OG article covers it all in a nutshell (Note: The article is written for the whole U.S. Follow the instructions for "cool weather grasses.")

To learn more about bringing your house plants inside for winter, check out these tips from MSU Extension or this info from University of Vermont Extension.

To get your roses ready for winter, check out fall rose care tips (you may need to scroll down a bit to see the article) from Horticulture magazine and a winter preparation for roses in Michigan from rose expert Nancy Lindley.

Fall is also a great time to plant trees and shrubs, which I'll cover in detail in my column next Tuesday, Sept. 21.

If you have a favorite fall gardening tip, share it under Comment Now!

Monica Milla, the Garden Faerie, is a master gardener volunteer, garden speaker, garden coach and author of "Fun with Winter Seed Sowing."