November Garden Calendar
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Collapse ▲Plants in Flower
- Witch hazel camellias
- American beautyberry
- Hollies
- Nandinas
- Pyracantha
- Washington Hawthorne
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Fertilizing
- Use wood ashes around the vegetable garden, bulb beds, and non-acid loving plants if soil pH is below 6.0
Planting
- Finish planting and transplanting trees, shrubs, perennials, and spring-flowering bulbs
Pruning
- Cut back and clean up perennials that have been damaged by frost
- When cutting holiday greenery, use sharp pruners and make cuts above a bud or side branch
- Prune out old canes on blackberries and raspberries
Lawn Care
- Mow cool-season turf as needed
Propagation
- Take root cuttings now of woody shrubs and evergreens like azalea, holly, and hydrangea
Specific Chores
- Apply recommended lime if necessary based on soil sample results
- Wait till spring to fertilize
- Order fruit trees and grapevines this month for a February or March delivery and planting
- Remember to water evergreen trees and shrubs before winter sets in
- Continue filling compost bin with fallen leaves
- Prepare vegetable beds for next spring
- Winterize your tools (wipe with rag dipped in paint thinner to remove sticky resins, sharpen, and oil thoroughly)
- Clean house gutters for fallen leaves, needles, and twigs (heavy rainfall will quickly overflow clogged gutters, possibly damaging foundation plant below)
- Order fruit trees and grapevines this month for a February or March delivery and planting
- Remember to water evergreen trees and shrubs before winter sets in
- Continue filling compost bin with fallen leaves
- Prepare vegetable beds for next spring
- Winterize your tools (wipe with rag dipped in paint thinner to remove sticky resins, sharpen, and oil thoroughly)
- Clean house gutters for fallen leaves, needles, and twigs (heavy rainfall will quickly overflow clogged gutters, possibly damaging the foundation plant below)
