November Gardening Tips and To-Dos for the Pacific Northwest
Fall is in full force and there is still so much to do in the garden. Here are some November gardening tips and to-dos for your Pacific Northwest garden.
Our weather here in the Pacific Northwest has finally started to look more like fall, especially after the first autumn rainfall. We welcomed the rain because we hadn’t had rain of significance since June.
November regional gardening tasks always differ by hardiness zone, but there is a common need to clean up the garden and put it to bed for the winter season.
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When it comes to gardening, I have to admit that this is the most challenging time of the entire year for me. I despise working in the garden when it’s cold and rainy. But having a healthy and gorgeous garden for next year means you need to make sacrifices along the way.
I’m a self-taught hobby gardener, not a Master Gardener. Everything I share with you on my blog is my personal opinion and things that have worked for me.
November Gardening To-Dos
Here are some November gardening tips and things to do in your Pacific Northwest garden. 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
I hope this gives you an idea of some gardening to-dos that need to be done here in the Pacific Northwest for the month of November. 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
I’m a self-taught hobby gardener. Everything I share on my blog is my opinion and what has worked for me.
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