There is not a simple answer to this, but yes, you may need to water your garden in winter. Do not put those garden supplies and hoses away yet, as they could see some action throughout the cold months. 
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Landscaping can transform any outdoor living spaces into small paradises. Some extremely popular and attractive landscaping features are Gazebos or Pergolas. 

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