November is the perfect month to prepare your garden for winter while setting the stage for spring growth. Focus on cleanup, protection, and a few strategic plantings to keep your garden thriving. 🍂 Clear and Protect Rake leaves regularly : Fallen leaves can smother grass and create mold if left on hard surfaces. Use them as mulch or add them to compost. Mulch perennials after the first hard freeze : This protects roots from frost heaving caused by soil freezing and thawing.

December brings the quiet rest of winter to the garden, but there’s still plenty you can do to support the health of your landscape and prepare for the growing season ahead. Even small tasks during this dormant month can make a big difference once spring arrives. 1. Protect Plants from Harsh Weather Cold snaps, frost, and drying winds can stress shrubs and young trees. Add a fresh layer of mulch around the base of plants, wrap vulnerable evergreens in burlap, and avoid prunin

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