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Winter Gardening Checklist
Winter Gardening Checklist
Jake R Brady
created on Dec 26, 2011
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Trees and Shrubs
During mild winter, you can still plant fruit trees, shade trees and flowering trees.
When temperatures are below freezing, plant new evergreens, rose bushes and deciduous shrubs.
Prune shrubs and deciduous shade trees.
When noticing new buds on deciduous trees, give them last shot of dormant spray.
Keep up with raking.
If you have snowfall, knock snow off the branches of evergreens and fine-branched deciduous trees.
Winterizing
Prepare the ground with cover crops that improve the soil.
Amend the soil.
Put a compost pile on top of your garden to protect bulbs and perennial plants from frost.
Spread out a layer of mulch over your garden.
Do maintenance on your garden tools.
Think of the plants that you're going to grow next year, and sketch out plans.
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