These 10 Fall & Winter Garden Tasks will Jumpstart Your Garden for next Spring

[@ryden7114]

Great advice Devin. I use all the leaves in my yard to protect my roses from frost, covering the whole root system with them. Most of my roses are in containers. I use burlap around the pots as well for extra protection. Temps here in Washington in the winter can dip into the teens. Thanks for your great videos.

[@plantvibrations]

That sounds like a great strategy to protect your roses!

[@Stephanie-eh3pl]

Love & blessings to you and your wife. Have a wonderful Turkey Day! lol

[@plantvibrations]

Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

[@gsander4837]

I’m behind schedule this year. Glad I received this notice as I need to get my tulip bulbs in the ground. I buy so many potted tulips in the spring and then plant in the fall. Great video!

[@Wendy-zl8kv]

Thank you! ❤

[@plantvibrations]

You're welcome! Glad you liked it.

[@gracesim1806]

Practical & very helpful advice. Thank you

[@plantvibrations]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FionaMcIndoe]

This is a great great video Devin. Super helpful, especially advice on fall planting, pruning, and fertilizing.

[@plantvibrations]

I'm so glad you found it helpful!

[@janetconnors4591]

Loved the thumbnail and your blue!

[@plantvibrations]

❤️

[@fransak2723]

I hope your bonfire doesn’t get out of control in this dry season we are having.

[@janetconnors4591]

@@fransak2723 I think it's been raining there. We're in CT and have a red flag warning but rain is forecast for Thursday. I'm going to do a rain dance, I'll let you know how it goes.

[@plantvibrations]

Yes I must keep a careful eye on it!

[@fransak2723]

@@janetconnors4591 I live about 40 minutes west of West Chester. We’ve had a couple of light rains in the last week or so but it is still very dry. Many red flag warnings around here too.

[@janetconnors4591]

@@fransak2723 yeah we typically have Saturday or Sunday morning fires with coffee and invite the neighbors but not for months now.

[@margaretchiodo-keller4495]

I enjoyed watching this video. Your property is lovely. I have a question concerning a volunteer japanese maple tree sapling that is now about 2 ft. tall, and growing in a flower pot on my patio. I want this tree to survive, and am wondering if I should let it over winter in the pot, and then transplant into the ground next spring, or should I lift it from the pot now, and plant directly into the ground. Your opinion will help me to decide how to handle this matter. Thanks, Devin.

[@plantvibrations]

Plant it now!! This is by far the best time to do so

[@margaretchiodo-keller4495]

@@plantvibrations Thanks Devin!

[@melguilb4508]

U should learn how to prune with a chainsaw. Make bottom cut first so ut dont split. Then cut inside from top all the way through. I know u not an arborist but...

[@plantvibrations]

Did you see how I did have the bottom cut first?