The November/December issue of American Gardener has officially landed in mailboxes—and it’s a good one. Think of it as the horticultural equivalent of mulled wine: complex, a little unexpected, and best enjoyed while pretending you’re done with the garden for the year.⁠ ⁠ Inside, Tovah Martin (tovah1) shows how to bring your favorite outdoor plants indoors without losing your mind (or your humidity), while Rebecca Sweet ( harmonyinthegarden ) dives into the unapologetically dramatic world of Euphorbia—that family of charmers, show-offs, and occasional irritants we can’t resist.⁠ ⁠ You’ll also find our annual roundup of tools and gear that made the AHS team’s wish lists—because “equipment” is just gardener code for “toys”—plus an extensive book section curated by our staff and contributors. It’s a list as inspiring, diverse, and opinionated as the people who make this magazine.⁠ ⁠ And that cover star? The medlar—a medieval fruit tree with a few unprintable nicknames and serious late-au...