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November Gardening Tips
Good day, Networx readers!
November is an important transitional time for your garden. I've compiled a list of important November gardening tasks for those of you who live in 4-season climates (sorry, Floridians!). Have a look - if I forgot something, leave a comment. Share your own autumn garden tips with the Networx community!
• Apply mulch after the first freeze and before
it snows.
• Protect newly planted trees with trunk wrap.
• Clean up the garden - rotting plants and
stakes are breeding grounds for decay and
garden diseases. November is an important time for preventing insect and disease growth in
your garden.
- Mulch strawberries with clean straw after the first freeze and before it snows.
- Remove all fruit from fruit trees.
- Cut chrysanthemum stems close to the ground.
- Clean and store tools. Replace power tools spark plugs, oil, sharpen blades.
- Mark bulbs you planted with stakes.
- Cover or bring in garden furniture.
- Turn the compost.
- Water plants, trees, and shrubs before the ground freezes.
- Tie roses to their supports.
- Trim your grapevines.
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