Derick Hauser

Fall and winter can be the bane of any gardener. When the freezing temperatures and gloomy weather come sweeping through, most gardeners take that as a sign that it’s time to hang up the hand shovels and knee pads for the season. But actually, horticulture enthusiasts don’t need to give up their hobby completely during the colder seasons. Sure, it’s a good time to do read about new gardening trends and techniques, but there’s also some physical gardening activities that are doable in winter.

Fall and winter can be the bane of any gardener. When the freezing temperatures and gloomy weather come sweeping through, most gardeners take that as a sign that it’s time to hang up the hand shovels and knee pads for the season. But actually, horticulture enthusiasts don’t need to give up their hobby completely during the colder seasons. Sure, it’s a good time to do read about new gardening trends and techniques, but there’s also some physical gardening activities that are doable in winter.