Continue watering, especially evergreens if soils are dry.
Cannas and dahlias can be dug when frost nips their foliage. Allow plants to dry under cover in an airy, frost-free place before storage.
Place wire guards around trunks of young fruit trees to prevent injury from gnawing rabbits and other rodents.
Transplant deciduous trees once they have dropped their leaves.
Remove spent flowers and foliage of perennials after they're damaged by frost.
Shut off and drain outdoor irrigation systems that may freeze during cold weather.
Mulch flower and bulb beds after the ground freezes to prevent injury to plants from frost heaving.
During the cold winter months, begin creating a garden plan for next spring.
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| Enjoy the fragrant blooms of the Ozark Witch Hazel flowering in shrub borders or wooded areas on warm sunny days.
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| Enjoy the fragrant blooms of the Ozark Witch Hazel flowering in shrub borders or wooded areas on warm sunny days.
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| Repot any root-bound house plants now before vigorous growth occurs. Choose a new container that is only 1 or 2 inches larger in diameter than the old pot.
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| Repot any root-bound house plants now before vigorous growth occurs. Choose a new container that is only 1 or 2 inches larger in diameter than the old pot.
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