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51. Removing frost damage  
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Frost will then be less of a problem. When it is really cold we withdraw into our houses, but evergreens such as thuja (arbor vitea) have to stand outside in the frost without any protection. If the cold is too severe the leaves or even the shoots discolour and die quickly. For that reason, cut away all dead twigs and foliage so that the plants can produce shoots again there.  
52. Dealing with snow and ice  
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The glorious white does not leave you cold. You have the least amount to do in the garden in the winter months. Just a few things to look after your plants. It now happens more often that you are woken up by scraping or engine noises. A look out of the window confirms what you thought: It has snowed - and how! Clearing snow from paths and gardens Even if there was not always a white coating in December in recent years: Do not forget that (in Germany, at least) you are required by law to clear snow off footpaths and to scatter something to prevent slipping. For the sake of the environment, please do not spread salt and use instead sand, fine gravel or sawdust. Other people, animals and also your own hedges will thank you for that. Also free your evergreen plants from too much snow. Just shake them gently, remember that the twigs break easily if you use too much force. Optimal for large amounts of snow You need strong helpers if there has been a lot of snow. It is better if…  
53. Disposing of autumn foliage in an environmentally-friendly way  
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Disposing of autumn foliage in an environmentally-friendly way Would you like to see a new display of flowers in your garden in early spring? Then dig the ground for your planned flowerbeds in the late autumn. It is helpful to mix in leaves and half-rotted compost into the soil. The frost then does the rest of the work for you and ensures that the clods of earth of heavy soil break up easily. This means that you have a loose and fine soil for your plants in the spring.  
54. Cutting lawn edges  
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Cutting lawn edges Make your garden look nice once again before the winter comes. Separate overhanging grass from the edge with the lawn edging spade and remove the narrow piece of lawn with a spade. Use a long board as a sort of ruler so that straight edges do not get curved or go off course. In this way you can quickly produce a new "sharp" lawn edge,  
55. Pruning fruit trees  
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56. Overwintering potted plants  
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Overwintering potted plants Do not forget to protect your delicate potted plants against winter and cold. But where exactly should they go? Plants from warm areas like it somewhat warmer, around 10 – 15 °C. Mediterranean plants can overwinter well at 5 – 10 °C in an unheated garage or in a stairwell. And plants that discard their leaves do well in a dark cellar at up to 10 °C.  
57. Planting roses  
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Looking forward to the next spring It is best to plant your new roses in the autumn because the plants come fresh from the field then. The third season of the year is also ideal because the damp earth does not dry out until next spring. This allows the roses to form deep roots and, when the temperatures rise again, to wake up "bright and cheerful" from their winter sleep and to start growing earlier. The biggest selection, completely fresh The new rose season starts in October. Because the big producers harvest their plants in this month. Regardless of whether you go to your garden centre or order by mail, you can be sure then that you will get the freshest plants. Furthermore, you also have the best selection at this early time. The longer you wait, the more likely it is that your favourite sorts have been sold out. In addition, the roots can grow very well and rapidly in the following generally wet months. In general, fresh roses are offered for sale in two different forms:…  
58. Removing leaves from your lawn  
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Removing leaves from your lawn Brightly coloured autumn foliage looks picturesque on your lawn. Unfortunately, it robs the grass of the light that it urgently needs. The results are less colourful: bald patches and the risk of fungal infections. For that reason it is better to take your leaf rake and clean your lawn of leaves. The collected leaves are nonetheless useful: as protection from delicate shrubs and bushes.  
59. Dividing bushes and shrubs  
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Dividing bushes and shrubs Once it is no longer so hot and it rains more, that is the ideal time to divide and plant out your bushes and shrubs. First cut off all the plant parts near the ground and dig out the roots. Then shorten them and divide them into several small pieces with a spade. Water them well once they have been planted again - and that is it! Now your "new shrubs" will have sufficient time to grow out before winter comes.  
60. Trimming hedges  
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