The 4 Ps: What to Do in the Garden in November
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Happy November! True, most tender annuals are done by now, and some tender perennials are showing signs of cold damage. But even if the more joyful aspects of gardening are past, there is still work to be done in the garden.
The chores for November fall into four categories, which handily all start with “p”: pruning (neatening up), protecting, propagating (and planting), and planning.
Featured image above by Frank Heijligers, from Expert Advice: 9 Tips for a Moody Winter Garden.
Pruning (and Ne
The chores for November fall into four categories, which handily all start with “p”: pruning (neatening up), protecting, propagating (and planting), and planning.
Featured image above by Frank Heijligers, from Expert Advice: 9 Tips for a Moody Winter Garden.
Pruning (and Ne
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