It's time also to prune roses. By the way, if you have plants that have been damaged by frost (like our kiwi vines), do not prune off the damaged parts. They may be ugly, but they'll help protect the rest of the plant from further frost damage.
Rake your lawn and/or your neighbors' lawns for leaves for your compost pile.
Once all the leaves have fallen from your fruit trees, you can prune them. While you are pruning your deciduous trees you can also trim your conifers.
Purchase and plant bare-root roses, fruit trees, vines, and veggies. Camellias and Azaleas, too.
Spray your roses and deciduous trees with a dormant spray.
Order seeds and supplies from seed catalogs (more on that in the next post).
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