Wintering plants - Robert Sulzberger

Content: when winter is coming How to prepare Eternal theme: climate Every growing area is different Find the right time Frost tolerance: Depends on the origin of the plants Fluctuating temperatures increase damage Growing season coming to an end Harvesting in the vegetable garden Last cutting of herbs Extend the gardening season Growing in a hotbed Late vegetables that can withstand frosts Gardening all year round in a heated house Winter sprouting of leafy greens Fruit harvest - harvesting fruit everything in its own time Storage Proper fruit storage Vermelés Home preservation Last flush of ornamental gardening Harvesting cut flowers Don't give pests a chance Before the frosts come Safe place for ornamentals Bulbs, Digging up bulbs Clearing beds for annuals Winterizing balcony boxes Winterizing container plants Where to put large container plants? Wintering of cuttings Waiting for winter with a tidy garden Cut back or not? Start pruning Finishing touches to lawn care What to do around the garden pond Winterizing tools and pots What to do with garden furniture? Winter shelter for useful animals Is winter bird feeding useful? Composting, soil conservation Making use of garden waste Actively promoting nature conservation Compost from compost heaps Turning and covering compost Digging or not Digging and mulching Live mulch Preparing the soil in advance Mulch Mulch covering What materials can be used as mulch? Make your garden look good in winter Frost protection coverings in a different way What materials should we use? Ornamental plants to protect Protecting sensitive trees Roses, climbers, high-trunked trees Maturing canes Frost protection in the kitchen garden Protecting the trunks of fruit trees Ornamental plants for the cold season Symbols of life: Evergreens Perennial flowering plants, grasses, ferns Green woody plants in winter Evergreen plant communities in the pine garden Plants that thrive in the cold Flowering shoots in the home Winter-proof balcony plantings