In the Deep South, rose planting can begin in late January. Order soon—new varieties sell out quickly, but old favorites remain well-stocked. Don't hesitate to try new All-America selections.
January is tough for garden birds. Provide fresh water daily and offer small grains near a window for enjoyable bird-watching.
Use mild January days for remedial and heavy pruning. Prune with purpose: remove dead/diseased wood, correct growth patterns. Paint cuts over 1 inch with waterproof paint to prevent decay and insect entry. Apply dormant spray for scale insects—this prevents spring infestations. Clean up garden debris to destroy insect habitats and winter hosts; compost kitchen waste (except fats) for excellent compost material.
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