Prepping your garden for a freeze

As winter descends upon us, gardeners know that a little extra care can go a long way in ensuring the health and vibrancy of their beloved plants come spring. In this guide, we'll explore essential tips and feature some fantastic products to help you prepare your garden for a freeze.

Harvest-Guard® Protective Garden Cover: Shielding Your Plants from Winter's Wrath

The Harvest-Guard® Protective Garden Cover is a game-changer when it comes to guarding your plants against frost, hail, snow, and chilly winds. This plant winter blanket provides a protective layer that can be used as a single layer in temperatures as low as 29 degrees and as a double layer for robust protection at 26 degrees. Its versatility makes it an indispensable tool for the winter gardener, ensuring that your plants stay cozy and protected even in the harshest conditions.

Rakes: A Versatile Tool for Winter Garden Prep

Rakes aren't just for collecting leaves – they're a versatile tool for winter garden prep. Use your rake to gather fallen leaves, which can be repurposed as a natural mulch to insulate and protect your plants. Raking also helps in clearing debris and promoting airflow, preventing the onset of diseases during the colder months.

Mulch: Coco Husk Chips and Compost for Winter Insulation

Mulching is a key practice in winter gardening, and the choice of mulch matters. Consider using coco husk chips, compost, or a combination of both. Coco husk chips provide excellent aeration and moisture retention, while compost enriches the soil with nutrients. Apply a generous layer of mulch around the base of your plants to insulate the soil, regulate temperature, and protect roots from frost damage.

Safe Paw Ice Melt: Protecting Plants, Pets, and the Planet

Winter often brings the need for ice melt, but not all products are created equal. Safe Paw Ice Melt is a revolutionary solution that won't harm animals, children, or your property. It's 100% salt and chloride-free, making it safe for your grass, plants, and foliage. This biodegradable ice melt is also safe on eyes, skin, and paws, ensuring a winter without compromising the well-being of your garden or your family.

As you gear up for winter, incorporating these products and tips into your garden prep routine will set the stage for a thriving and resilient landscape come spring.