• Tidy the garden for winter
• Continue with winter digging
• Clean out used pots
• Keep off the lawn in frosty weather
• Plant bare-rooted trees and shrubs and new roses
• Plant fruit trees and bushes
• Protect tender and newly planted shrubs from frost and wind
• Plant tulip bulbs
• Continue to lift and divide rhubarb crowns
• Winter-prune fruit trees and bushes

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• Lift and store dahlias
• Start of amaryllis bulbs to flower at Christmas
• Plant out spring bedding
• Plant garlic

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• Order seed catalogues
• Begin any winter-pruning of deciduous trees and shrubs, including renovation of hedges

• Finish planting evergreen shrubs
• Plant new climbers
• Plant new perennials
• Plant tulip and lily bulbs
• Divide overgrown perennials
• Lift and store dahlias, gladioli and summer flowering bulbs
• Cut down the dying tops of perennials vegetables
• Lift and divide rhubarb

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• Finish planting spring bedding
• Finish planting spring flowering bulbs

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• Prepare for planting bare-rooted stock next month
• Make early sowing of broad beans for next year
• Sow sweet peas for next year under cover

• Start planting new trees, shrubs and climbers
• Stop feeding trees and shrubs in containers
• Clear out summer bedding plants
• Start planting new perennials
• Start dividing overgrown perennials
• Support tall, later-flowering perennials
• Plant spring-flowering bulbs
• Plant out spring-flowering biennials
• Plant up containers with spring bedding

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• Force hyacinths for Christmas
• Plant new strawberry plants

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• Sow hardy annuals to flower next yea