Winners

Whether or not you win the pruners you can still be a winner in the garden.

Look…no fertilizer.

My article ‘Less Work, More Fun’ is on the Alabama Gardener Magazine website, it has some excellent recommendations, and you should go read it. After you read my recommendation to not clean-up everything in fall, you may be confused, and think, “Didn’t I just read something that said, the exact opposite? Something like, ‘Clean and sanitize beds by removing leaves and debris.’” Let me clear things up. – They’re wrong, and I’m right.

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Cleaning up = destroying animal habitats

I’m sure they’re nice people, but everyone makes mistakes. I used to do things their way because that’s what a lot of people recommend. But last year at the Garden Writers symposium, I went to a talk given by Jessica Walliser, author of ‘Good Bug, Bad Bug’. She said – and I’m paraphrasing – when we decided we needed to burn every leaf in our yard was when we lost our beneficial insects. She encouraged the audience to leave their yards messy until after new growth starts in spring. I know some of you can’t leave anything messy – I don’t understand you, but I realize you exist. – Just leave something. Don’t cut back all your perennials or pull all your annuals. Tell your friends the dead silhouettes add drama to the winter landscape.

So even if you didn’t win a new pair of pruners like Bruce, you can still be a winner and support nature by following my advice.