Transitioning plants for winter

  • Family and friends gathered recently to honor Dick Glasgow on his 80th birthday.
    Family and friends gathered recently to honor Dick Glasgow on his 80th birthday.
  • Dick Glasgow, joined by his wife Kathy, were seated at the table of honor in recognition of Dick Glasgow’s 80th birthday. One of the highlights of the celebration included a wall hanging noting different facts and events that occurred during the year of his birth. Numerous friends and family members attended the celebration and enjoyed conversation and of course, cake.
    Dick Glasgow, joined by his wife Kathy, were seated at the table of honor in recognition of Dick Glasgow’s 80th birthday. One of the highlights of the celebration included a wall hanging noting different facts and events that occurred during the year of his birth. Numerous friends and family members attended the celebration and enjoyed conversation and of course, cake.
    After the growing season ends, when all of the plants have spent their energy, it’s time to transition to maintenance and cleaning up. Tasks to remove old debris and protect living plants are a priority right now.Clearing the lawn of leaves will be beneficial in the long term. However, they can be beneficial as nesting grounds for ecologically important insects and pollinators. It is b...

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