Insoluble organic fertilizers activate when soil warms. Snow cover preserves nutrients. "Detoxify" and "winterization" applications in Oct/Dec are fine — they'll work in spring.
Milky spore inoculates soil for next year. Results appear in following season.
If winterization includes seeding, request spring timing.
Require application windows and escape clause for late performance. But don't cancel — organic late is better than chemical on time.
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