A garden covered by the white blanket of snow looks very elegant and peaceful. In the winter season, when many plants enter a period of dormancy, their growth slows down. The snow acts as a protective layer, insulating the plants and helping to keep them warm during the cold winter months when they rest.
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However, it's important to note that snow can also be harmful to plants, particularly if it is too heavy or if it covers the plants for extended periods of time. The weight of the snow can break branches or damage the plant's structure, and it can also create a barrier between the plant and the air, limiting the plant's access to oxygen.
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If you live in an area with heavy snowfall, it's important to keep an eye on your garden plants and take steps to protect them as needed. One way to do this is by gently shaking the snow off of branches to prevent breakage. You can also use a broom or similar tool to sweep the snow off of plants, being careful not to damage the plant or its branches.
While the winter garden is peaceful and sleeping that is still an important to monitor your plants and take steps to protect them as needed to ensure their health and survival during a cold season.
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I wish for you all happy new year, may your sleeping winter garden be a place of beauty and serenity, filled with the wonders of nature.
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