The Crucial Garden Tasks To Finish Before The First Frost Arrives
• Protect your garden from frost damage by mulching, pruning, and covering tender plants before the first frost.
• Adding compost and ensuring adequate soil moisture helps perennials survive the winter and thrive in spring.
• Fall garden preparation reduces your workload in spring and ensures healthier, more productive plants.
Gardeners prepare for beauty and potential destruction
Gardeners understand that the first frost brings both beauty and potential destruction. Preparing your garden now with essential tasks—mulching, pruning, and covering delicate plants—can save you considerable time and effort later. Mulching helps retain soil moisture, while adding compost ensures that perennials survive the winter cold and flourish again in spring.
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