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Check that stakes , ties , and supports  are secure but not overly tight; gentle movement helps trees Replace any damaged ties and adjust those cutting into the bark to prevent long-term harm as the tree Check Stakes and Supports Ensure all tree ties, stakes , and supports are secure but not too tight. Replace any frayed or broken ties, and adjust those pressing into bark to prevent damage as trees grow November is the time to clear fallen leaves , clean paths and patios, check supports, and tidy up borders

Inspect stakes regularly and ensure ties are firm but not tight. Replace damaged ties and reposition any supports that have shifted during storms. Walk through your garden periodically and test the stability of stakes and ties. Stakes should remain firm in the soil, while ties should be secure yet loose enough to allow very slight Tool & Equipment Maintenance December is an excellent time to care for your tools.

Support new stems with soft ties and guide them early to avoid tangling. Check Supports and Ties Now is a good time to inspect tree stakes and supports . Wind and rapid summer growth can loosen ties or cause rubbing against stems. Adjust or replace any worn or tight ties using soft, flexible materials to prevent damage. Look for species with tidy growth habits and good summer performance.