It's Snowing Outside, I Think My Gardening Is Over  

yeah u have to stop gardening.no poniting planting at snowy weather

We've had our first killing frosts, so yes, the gardens are kaput, but we've not had our first snowfalls yet. I always enjoy the snow through about January...but then I get "hungry" for spring!

In the meantime, I do have some tomatoes put up for the winter.

Karen

My garden was finished about a month ago when we had a 14 inch snow and a hard freeze. The only things left are those to dig, like horseradish, Jerusalem artichokes and some dandelion roots I wanted for dandelion coffee.

It's hard to let the garden go!

I just 'rolled up' every thing too last weekend. We also have had snow and I picked last weekend while the ground was clear to clean up the deck, furniture, the grill,and some flower pots and ornaments from the garden. I also cleaned completely the lawnmower and re stacked everything in the garden shed so it would all fit!
Soo glad it is done and the clematis I trimmed also, rather that wait till spring, since it was so blowing at that part of the house and the trellis doing damage, so that also is down now for the winter.. I need to find a better solution though.

The cyclamen I took in is blooming so beautifully and the amaryllis is leafing..
AND all the geraniums and other such are also in and safe from frost and cold.

Snow again today and low temperatures.. I hate the cold actually although the snows and skies are gorgeous here.

Extra flies over winter. hmm., good idea.. I always wait till spring!