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Getting your garden ready for winter isn’t just about tidying up, it’s about protecting your plants, nurturing your soil, and setting the stage for a vibrant spring comeback. This process, often ...

Muskaan Gupta | Dec 16, 2024, 02:14 PM IST 1.Reduce watering As growth slows down in the winter, plants require less water. Always check the top layer of soil, if it feels dry, it's time to water.

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But here’s the thing: your garden doesn’t have to take a nap just because the temperature drops. Gardening in winter is less about fighting the season and more about working with it—embracing it and ...

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The holly is known for its sharp leaves, flowers, and bright fruits. Holly is popularly called a Christmas or New Year's plant because its berries ripen in late fall and turn red all winter long. That ...