Vegetable, Fruit, and Herb Gardening in November

• If you run out of sage or just want a different flavor, substitute savory or rosemary in your turkey dressing recipe.
• And if you didn't get to it last month, remember.... Many disease-causing viruses overwinter in the roots of perennial weeds. Tomato mosaic virus overwinters in the roots of ground cherry, horsenettle, jimson weed, nightshade, and bittersweet; cucumber mosaic virus lives in the roots of milkweed, catnip, and pokeweed; bean mosaic overwinters in white sweet clover roots; and many cabbage diseases spread from wild members of the cole family. A good fall cleanup is essential. Don't wait!
• Cut back raspberry canes that have grown too long, to prevent damage caused by winter winds.
• Weave garlic, onions, or dried chilies together to create holiday wreaths with a gourmet twist.
• Mulch straweberries with 4-6 inches of straw or hay for the winter. Apply this after the top half inch of soil is frozen. (usually after the temperature starts hovering around 25°F) Using tree leaves here is counterproductive unless you shred them... they will matt down when they get wet. The leaves will trap moisture and do not provide good insulation.

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