We’re officially entering the winter season, where your once-green garden turns dormant and rests until Spring. But just because there’s less growth, doesn’t mean it’s not an important time for your plants. And if you want your garden to thrive come springtime, there are some essential garden tasks you should follow before the first frost hits.
When the first frost of the year will take place for you will depend on your USDA Plant Hardiness Zone, but the steps you should take for preparation remain the same. I asked gardening experts for the key advice every gardener should know ahead of the first frost.
“Even though growth slows or stops for many plants, neglecting the garden during these months can lead to problems such as pest infestations, disease buildup and soil degradation,” says

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