As the days grow shorter and autumn gives way to the cold of winter, November is the time to take charge of your garden and prepare it for the cold season.
But if you had to focus on just one activity, what would it be? Here’s the secret to keeping your garden healthy and ready to be reborn with vigor in spring.
Preparing your garden for winter
In November, the main focus should be on prepare the garden for winter. With temperatures dropping, it’s essential protect plants e prevent damage due to frost.
You can achieve this with the strategic use of a good mulch. This insulates the soil, maintaining heat and protecting the roots from the intense cold.
The importance of planting bare root trees
November is the ideal month for planting bare root trees. This method is not only economic but it favors a better attachment in the ground.
The period of dormancy of the trees coincides perfectly with the moment of planting, minimizing the stress that the plants may suffer.
Don’t forget to choose a appropriate place and to make sure the soil is not too much compacted or moist.
Essential lawn maintenance
The lawn requires special maintenance before the cold weather arrives. Apply a suitable fertilizer which can guarantee the lawn a lush recovery in spring.
Be careful not to fertilize when it rains, as it may be ineffective. Also, avoid clipping it too short; a slightly longer length provides natural insulation.
Small details that make the difference
Never underestimate the details: check the status of yours trees and plants creepers. Make sure they are well secured and protect them from frost.
If you feel like planting something new, November is an excellent time to plant peas e favethus ensuring delicious spring harvests.
Legacy for a thriving garden every year
Do you want a stunning garden all year round? Take advantage of November to find out what to plant to obtain a true green paradise. Provide your garden with the necessary care and you will enjoy floral displays that you will be hard pressed to resist.
Don’t let November pass without taking care of your yard. Remember that with small gestures and attention, your green space will be ready to face the winter and bloom magnificently in spring.
