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Is It OK To Do Nothing For Fall Clean-up?
In November in Michigan it is time to put your garden to sleep for the winter. there are different pros and cons to the three most popular fall maintenance clean-up styles.
The "tidy clean-up" basically cuts every plant-except woody herbs and shrubs-to with-in an inch of it's life and removes every ounce of dead plant matter with-in a mile. This method looks very clean. Reminiscent of your living room after the maid service leaves. Diseased leaves left behind with this technique will probably contaminate next years foliage.It may help with any insect and pest problems you could have. By removing all the plant matter from your beds you have removed all the good compost for next year. The winter protection that plant debris provides has been removed and can no longer protect the roots below. You will now have to amend your garden in the spring with expensive compost and fertilizer to make up for what you have taken away. Expensive in labor and costly in fewer nutrients this approach is perhaps the least recommended.
The "high/low maintenance" technique for fall clean-up is a balance between the sterilizing your beds and the do nothing approach. Low maintenance does not mean no maintenance, though. Think of low maintenance as meaning less work in the spring, but still a good work out in the garden this weekend and probably next week end too. In this approach one would remove dead annual plants,sprinkling the seeds as you go and putting away your garden decor if need be. These should germinate if you don't use preen in your garden. Proceed to cut down your perennial plants to two thirds with the exception of woody herbs and shrubs. If you cut these back now they may not do so well next summer. Don't remove all the seed heads from all your plants as this will take away food from the birds. If you cut down your grass leave about one foot to provide winter protection. Rake out the beds and remove all of the cuttings and most of the leaves that have come down from the trees. Use a blower and blow leaves onto your lawn and mulch those with a mower. Mulching the last of the autumn leaves into your lawn keeps things looking tidy and is like free fertilizer for your grass. Supposedly oak leaves mulched into the lawn are a weed inhibitor. Encourage you lawn care people to mulch leaves as much as they are able to. Don't forget to bury your tree roses. Protect your rhododendrons with burlap and wilt spray in the very cold months. Do not allow burlap to touch the shrubs. If you want better results from your rhododendrons, hydrangeas and roses next year then this is the time to make an effort to protect them.
The third approach to winter preparation is the "no maintenance" approach. Mother nature will tuck in all your perrennials with out any work from you-that is the big advantage of this technique. The con's of doing nothing now are that your neighbors will hate you for your messy yard and you will have a lot to do in the spring at a time when lots of plants are starting to peek through the debris. These plants and bulbs are very tender in the spring and will get mangled as you tear through the beds with your rake and pruning shears. Not only that, but the soil in the spring is at it's most vulnerable time and stepping in the beds now will compress it terribly and prevent the tender roots of plants from growing at their best. Remember that weeds left in your beds will grow through out the winter months if you do not pull them [out] in the fall.
What ever your clean-up approach be sure to put away your outdoor garden decor for the winter as you dont want it to get ruined. Also remember to clean out your bird feeders and bird houses and stock up on bird seed before the snow falls so you can sit back and watch the animals in your garden while it sleeps.
Every gardener has their own individual way of taking care of their fall garden maintenance before winter descends. This article is intended to be a guide to help you decide which approach is best for you. Go forth and maintain your gardens in the spirit of what will grow and bloom next year!
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