01

Saturday

• Cut back Fuchsias and put in cellar to rest

02

Sunday

• Cut down faded perennials after foliage browns

04

Tuesday

• Fill up all bird stations

05

Wednesday

• Finish planting Spring bulbs

07

Friday

• Place berry baskets over Foxgloves to protect them from Winter elements

09

Sunday

• Gather some well berried branches from shrubs and trees for holiday decorations.  Replace spent annuals in window boxes with branches of evergreens

10

Monday

• Hill up new roses after planting

12

Wednesday

• Cut back Japanese and Siberial Iris foliage to about 12 inches

14

Friday

• Label all varieties of bulbs before storing

15

Saturday

• Place Lemon Verbenas in tubs in the cellar to keep them over the Winter

18

Tuesday

• Old established rubarb plants should be mulched with manure

20

Thursday

• Plant house plant cuttings in well-drained soil when rooted

21

Friday

• Pot up more Crocus, Daffodil, and Tulip bulbs for forcing in late winter.  The first batch of hardy bulbs that were potted up 6 weeks ago can be brought indoors for forcing.

23

Sunday

• Rake lawn to remove fallen leaves and debris

24

Monday

• Remove dead flower stalks from daylilies and cut the foliage back to about 6 inches

26

Wednesday

• Plant roses and lilies as soon as they arrive

27

Thursday

• Securely fasten any unwieldy canes on climbing roses

29

Saturday

• Use a rake or a broom to gently remove fallen leaves from beds of Ivy, Pachysandra, Myrtle or Euonymus