If you wrap up your garden in November, you’ll get a great-looking garden come spring. Let us explain:Instead of bagging leaves, rake them onto your garden and let the earthworms turn them into plant-loving nitrogen. We don’t rake leaves into craft paper bags and put them out to the curb for the city to take away anymore. Now, we rake leaves onto our garden and let the worms take them down into the subsoil where they are converted into nitrogen-rich earth worm castings. Bring in your garden hose and any garden statuary and bird baths that might risk cracking in the frost.

Source: thestar November 09, 2018 11:03 UTC