November Garden To Dos

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What to do in the garden NOW!

Ahhhh, relax.

By now hopefully your garlic has been planted (if not, click here); a cover crop has been sown if you are going to do so (keep watering until you get a few inches of growth); and the garden has been put to rest. There is may still time to do all of the above depending on the weather,  but don’t delay.

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