Here are some suggestions:
1. Cut back Perennials after a hard freeze.
2. Remove any diseased plants & dispose in yard waste – not compost.
3. Clean up any leaves & debris.
4. Water until ground is frozen.
5. Mulch new plants after the ground freezes.
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