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Stir-crazy antidotes, Joe’s seedy advice, and what’s ailing the houseplants: This Month in the Garden Updated Feb 05, 2021; Facebook Share Cabin-fever lifters After nearly a full year of laying low to fend off COVID-19 infection, so-called “cabin fever” probably seems worse than ever this winter. Gardeners might not be able to wash it away as easily as during peak gardening season, but there are some garden-y activities that can be done now to keep from going completely stir crazy. The best scenario is taking advantage of warm and snowless spells to get a few things done outside. Yanking any 2020 left-over dead plants, cutting back browned-out ornamental grasses and perennials, and edging the beds are three that come to mind.

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