Vines are becoming an increasingly popular perennial addition to gardens and landscape designs across the country. Part of the reason for this is that these plants are typically very hardy, and take very little care to maintain. However, when winter begins to approach there is some care that needs to be taken. Preparing vines for winter is a fairly easy task that even the most inexperienced of gardeners can do. Here are three different methods that will ensure that your vines are prepared for the coming winter.
As you can easily tell, most of these methods will require some work on your part. Be aware that this work needs to be done prior to, or right around, the time that your average daily temperature reaches no lower than 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Any average temperature that is lower than that will make it more difficult to do any of the work, and you run an increased risk of damaging the plant irreparably.
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