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ONCE your winter rye is up and well established, be flexible with your irrigation schedule. Water less often as fall kicks in. Increase frequency during hot or windy spells.
FEED the following: shrub material; young vegetable and bedding plants; cool season turfgrasses; houseplants; and Cymbidium orchids. Use a high phorphorus, low nitrogen formula from now through March.
CARE for trees: Prune and thin branches before Santa Ana winds or winds from the west can blow in suddenly and damage them. Stake each newly planted tree with two stakes –– each located just outside the root-ball; secure loosely with rubber-coated ties. Renew mulches to a depth of 3 to 4.''
CLEAN up the edible garden. Remove fallen fruit and "fruit mummies" left hanging on trees. Remove annual plant residues as crops fade.
CLEAN up flowering plants. Dig, divide and replant such perennials as daisies, day lily, acanthus and iris. Cut back Zonal and Martha Washington geraniums....
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