Missouri Environment and Garden Newsletter - AgEBB
Missouri Environment and Garden Volume 10, No. 11
News for Missouri’s Gardens, Yards and Resources November 2004

November Gardening Calendar

This calendar is provided as a general guide to gardening activities
  • Any unused, finished compost is best tilled under to improve garden soils
  • To prevent insects or diseases from overwintering in the garden, remove and compost all plant debris.
  • Keep mulches pulled back several inches from the base of fruit trees to prevent bark injury from hungry mice and other rodents
  • Continue watering evergreens until the ground freezes. Soils must not be dry when winter arrives.
  • Remove the spent . owers and foliage of perennials after they are damaged by frost.
  • Now is a good time to collect soil samples to test for pH and nutritional levels.
  • Roll up and store garden hoses on a warm, sunny day. It’s hard to get a cold hose to coil into a tight loop.
(Missouri Botanical Garden)


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