November Gardening Tips and To-Dos for the Pacific Northwest
Fall has truly arrived in the Pacific Northwest, and the November garden to-do list still has plenty to keep us busy! With cooler days and plenty of that autumn rain we’re used to, now is the perfect time to dive into a few essential garden tasks to prepare for winter and ensure a vibrant start to spring.
Our gardens may look like they’re winding down, but there’s still life beneath those golden leaves and falling temperatures. November’s to-do list is all about tidying up the garden and tucking in our plants before the winter chill sets in.
While each garden is influenced by its hardiness zone, these tips will help you manage seasonal cleanup, protect plants, and prepare your Pacific Northwest garden for the quieter winter.
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November Gardening To-Dos
Here are some November gardening tips and things to do in your Pacific Northwest garden.
We’ve all worked hard this gardening season and are ready for a break, but trust me. These few tasks will help make the biggest difference in your garden’s health next year.
Maintain Garden Beds and Yard
Add Mulch or Other Organic Matter
Planting
Overwintering Flowers and Tubers
Clean, Sharpen, and Store Lawn and Garden Tools
Clean Gutters on the House
Plan for Next Year’s Garden
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I hope this gives you an idea of some gardening to-dos for November in the Pacific Northwest. This is the last month to put your garden to bed for the winter months.
But the great news is you can start planning next year’s garden if you haven’t already.
If you have any questions or additional suggestions, please share them in the comments below. And be sure to share this blog post link with anyone who may find these gardening tips useful.
Until next time,
Happy Gardening
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