Winter Jobs
Pleased to watch Monty's advice last night on GW on "Jobs for Winter".
This afternoon I have sharpened my secatuers and other cutting iplements, mobed the puts inside and planted a few daffodils.
Grateful for advice on what else I should be tackling this winter....as I am "finished"....
#goingtobeaquietwinter
#amImissingsomething?
#Monty-comeonletshavesomessensibleideas
;-)
This afternoon I have sharpened my secatuers and other cutting iplements, mobed the puts inside and planted a few daffodils.
Grateful for advice on what else I should be tackling this winter....as I am "finished"....
#goingtobeaquietwinter
#amImissingsomething?
#Monty-comeonletshavesomessensibleideas
;-)
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Tie in long stems on climbers and ramblers so they don't get whipped about and broken is strong winds. Cut back the longest stems on shrub roses by a third to a half so they don't get wind rock which will disturb the roots and weaken the plants.
Turn your compost heap if you have one. Build one if you don't.
Mulch, mulch, mulch and mulch some more.
Put together new arches
Drive spikes in for the arches
bag the leaf mould
move and compost heap
turn another compost heap
fix two fence panels arris rails
move the mower shed and convert to playhouse
move self seeded cotoneasters
lawn feed
lawn weed
empty shed
repaint shed
shelves for the toolsheds
...the list goes on!
be at leat 10 feet tall
I think the ‘making a wildlife pond’ in the GW site is extremely good.
Theres a project for the winter.