Protect garden plants from cold temperatures, drying winds, and occasional freezes by providing insulation, protecting roots, and applying other strategies to keep plants warm in winter.

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The pace of things does slow down a bit at this time of year, though. Although we will continue to plant, prepare beds, ...

Tomatoes might be the most common form of produce grown in the average home garden, perhaps due to their versatility and because the plants produce fruits even for first-time gardeners who don't know ...

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Winter is often thought of as a time of hibernation: trees are bare, the ground is frozen, and your summer and fall gardens are brushed with frost or buried under snow. The outdoor world is dormant, ...

Heated greenhouses may even be able to grow a few cold-tolerant veggies (cabbage, carrots, turnips, broccoli, etc.) I know a ...

Though yards and gardens have been put to bed, there are still outdoor tasks to consider and holiday gardening gifts to be ...

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