From mulching and pruning to caring for tools and soil, a handful of thoughtful steps can make all the difference.

Fall leaves can be a nourishing addition to garden beds or lawns. Mulch, them, compost them or simply let them be.

The garden may look bleak, empty and unappetising in January, but there is a great deal going on under the soil, and plenty to do on the top. Jobs completed this month save time throughout the year.

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