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What do you do to winterize the garden? We don't get snow or much frost where I live, so I'm curious how it's done elsewhere.
With our current one, it really isn't a lot - it is more taking the the garden furniture apart and getting in the shed and that kind of thing really, although Mrs Greyshuck is going for a bit of winter planting this year, so there are a couple of cold-frames that I will be building for some of the seedlings - partly from the temperature, partly from grazing deer etc.
We are very unlikely to get much snow - or even too much cold, given the climate situation - but it will probably be below zero some of the time and we''ll definitely get rain if nothing else so we will need to protect some things from that.