The Garden in a Snow-Free Winter
A snow-covered garden looks nice: but it does not always snow! Some tips for a snow-free winter garden: http://bit.ly/xkopQ8
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What Do You Use for Clearing Snow?
Winter often means snow! What do you use for clearing the snow? Add your vote: http://on.fb.me/vNRp0k
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Remove Snow from Roofs
Do you have a greenhouse or conservatory? Remove the snow from the roof! About clearing a roof: http://j.mp/i0F8Jd
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Flowers in the Snow
Is your garden covered with snow? There are still flowers that will bloom in snow, especially bulbs: http://j.mp/guNOYn
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Winter Gardens
Frosts and snow can turn garden plants into beautiful sculptures! The magic of a winter garden: http://j.mp/dYDLLO
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Tie up Branches of Conifers
Splayed out branches on conifers that have become damaged by the weight of snow or by strong winds should be tied up.
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Protect Bulbs from Rain and Snow
Bulbs coming up in the rock garden or in containers may benefit from overhead protection from the rain and snow.
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Brush Snow off Branches
Is there snow in your area? Brush it off the branches of conifers, climbers and light-limbed shrubs and trees.
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Remove Snow from Greenhouses
Snow should be removed from greenhouse and conservatory roofs, to prevent damage and to allow good light penetration.
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Shake off Excess Snow
If snow sits on hedges or the crowns of trees there is a danger of branches breaking: therefore shake off excess snow.
