Trees To Plant In Winter
If the ground is diggable in your area, you can still plant trees. If your ground is going to freeze over the winter, do not put in trees that are not cold hardy. As a rule, most plants and trees need 6 to 8 weeks to establish their roots before a hard freeze. For subtropical and tropical climates, winter is an excellent time to plant because the ground does not freeze in these areas. Read more about Best winter care tips for the house plants.
Planting evergreen trees in winter should be avoided, except in areas where the soil does not freeze. They do need some time to form roots before the ground is frozen. Note, that it does not all freeze up as soon as it gets to 32°F. The temperature must linger at or dip below freezing for the soil to solidly freeze. Provided your climate allows winter planting, you can get a head jumpstart for spring. Read more about Top 5 Winter Plants to Add to Your Garden.