Certainly, many of these tasks, outside of the plant specific, can be undertaken in the spring, summer, or fall. Winter, however, has ample days with optimal temperatures for moderate to heavy labour, such as digging, construction, and other important tasks.<\/p>\n

Some Pests Do Not Disappear in the Winter<\/h2>\n

Unfortunately, some garden pests continue their relentless assault during even the cooler months. \u00a0Especially for those living in areas that do not see frequent frosts and cold temperatures, aphids and other usual suspects will still create problems. While chemical pesticides can be effective, those going the natural route can also perform such home tricks as placing a glass of beer near the garden to attract and drown pests attracted to its natural sugars.<\/p>\n

Plants that repel some pests, such as onions and roses, can also help repel pests when placed strategically around the garden.<\/p>\n

Winter is time for much of the natural world to rest, but not the avid gardener. Tasks still potentially abound throughout the winter months for those trying to keep their grounds in tip top shape to reach maximum potential throughout the growing season.<\/p>\n

Year long effort will make sure that your garden shines its brightest in summer.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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