This month is a good time to start tidying up dead flowers and shrubs. Gently remove dead flower heads, leaves and stems to help prevent mould - these make great compost too
Make sure your greenhouse gets plenty of fresh air to avoid the build-up of moisture
This is an ideal time to clean your tools, pots, trays and plant labels ready for use
Keep turning your compost to avoid excess moisture
Gently shake off snow from shrubs to help avoid damage
Mulch your borders
Top up your bird feeders
Harvest any winter veg you have left
You can start planning your flowers and garden layout
January isn’t too early for planting - sweet peas can be sown and placed in a greenhouse or on a windowsill
Chit your seed potatoes
If you had a real Christmas tree, there are a number of uses for the chippings:
use bark chippings as a protective mulch layer for your soil
pop it in your compost
use the branches and trunk as a home for insects and wildlife