- Arrange a fall container using ornamental cabbages and kales.
- Harvest ripened vegetables, including squash and pumpkins
- Divide overgrown perennials, including daylilies, hardy
- geraniums and Siberian iris.
- Plant spring and summer-flowering perennials, allowing six to
- eight weeks for root formation before winter sets in.
- Water shrubs and trees well, right up to ground freeze-up, to
- help them through the winter.
- Plant hardy, spring-flowering bulbs such as tulips and daffodils.
- Rake and shred leaves, then bag them, ready to use
- as winter mulch.
- Turn off water taps and store hoses and sprinklers.
- Dig up tender bulbs and overwinter in a cool,
- dark, dry place.
- Clean, sharpen and store tools.
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11/26/2015 07:50:54 pm
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