Dynamic Plant Protection:

• Adapt your protection strategies based on fluctuating temperatures. Use easily removable covers for plants to manage unseasonal warmth and sudden frosts.
• Increase drainage in soil to combat heavy rainfalls while ensuring adequate watering during dry spells.

Strategic Pruning and Cleanup:

• Delay pruning for certain species until later in the winter to avoid stimulating growth during warm spells.
• Regularly clear gutters and drainage areas in your garden to prevent waterlogging.

Lawn Care Adaptations:

• Monitor soil moisture and adjust watering accordingly. Overwatering during wet spells can be as harmful as under-watering during dry ones.
• Consider more resilient grass varieties that can withstand diverse weather conditions.

Infrastructure Resilience:

• Strengthen garden structures (sheds, greenhouses) to withstand stronger winds.
• Install rainwater harvesting systems to make use of increased rainfall, which can be beneficial during drier periods.

Biodiversity and Wildlife Support:

• Plant native species that are more adaptable to local climate fluctuations.
• Create habitats like log piles and leave some areas undisturbed for wildlife, which plays a crucial role in garden health.

Anticipating Pests and Diseases:

• Be vigilant about new or more prevalent garden pests and diseases that may thrive in changing conditions.
• Use environmentally friendly pest control methods and encourage natural predators.