Step 1: Begin with a gorgeous Fall day. We won't have too many more like this for the next 6 months here in the great Northwest.
Step 2: Find yourself a willing assistant. It helps if he sings "The Bear Necessities" while collecting leaves.
Step 3: Find a place to start, cut off all dead stuff and remove weeds...
so it looks like this....
Step 4: Put down a nice warm blanket of leaves. Mine were graciously provided by our Japanese Maple.
Try to keep in mind that your assistant might get distracted...
Step 5: Cover the leaf blanket with a comforter of good, rich and smelly compost.
And voila! Your garden is ready for a long winter's nap.
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3 comments:
This is so helpful. I didn't know you're supposed to do that with hostas...You know what I'll be doing this weekend!
Thanks for the tips ~
xo Franny xo
thanks for the info... will be bookmarking this for next years winter nap!!! {{HUGS}} Michelle
love the assistant's cover-up!!!
you have such an eye for beauty!
xoxoxo
christina
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