November

• Enjoy winter vegetables now. If possible, harvest on dry days. Simply process injured vegetables immediately or preserve them, for example, by freezing or moistening them. Healthy uninjured vegetables can be stored well.
• Cover harvested beds in the vegetable garden with a layer of compost. This protects the soil and improves soil quality.
• On frosty days, now is the last opportunity to cut back the fruit trees. The pruning creates optimal conditions for good growth.
• If necessary, renew mulch layers and pile roses - especially new plantings.
• Do something good for your indoor plants: occasionally sprinkle the green plants with lime-free water. This ensures higher humidity.  
• For the pond: For good water quality, repeatedly remove leaves and dead plant parts from the pond.
• Regular airing is also important in winter quarters of frost-sensitive potted plants.
• Favorable temperatures is still an opportunity for the last lawn cut this year.
• If you notice a pronounced weed growth on your lawn, it is best to check the pH of your soil. The result shows if it makes sense to lime the lawn to improve nutrient uptake and soil quality.
• Even her lawnmower needs care. After the last lawn cut, it's time for a thorough cleaning of the tireless helper. Check whether the blade mechanism is still sufficiently sharp or needs to be ground. If necessary, the winter months are ideal to take care of it.