When the Chill Sets In: How to Winterize Your Garden
• Prune perennials and shrubs in late fall to remove dead or diseased branches, promoting healthier growth.
• Apply a thick layer of mulch to insulate plants, maintain consistent soil temperature, and prevent root damage from freeze-thaw cycles.
• Protect soil by covering it with compost or cover crops to prevent erosion and temperature fluctuations, improving soil structure.
Prepare your garden for harsh winter conditions
As the chill of winter approaches, it's crucial to prepare your garden for the harsh conditions ahead. Taking the time to winterize your garden in late fall can save you significant effort and ensure a thriving landscape come spring. Here’s how to protect your plants and soil from the elements.
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