If your pond is a least 42" deep you can over winter the fish in your pond. Just ensure that there is an air hole, that needs to remain open, so gas exchange can occur. If your pond is less then 42" deep you must bring your fish indoors for the winter. They can be over wintered in an aquarium or a tub.

Most geraniums can be brought indoors in the fall and treated as houseplants, requiring a bright sunny location. Due to the low light levels in the home, the plants will retain their blooms and vigorous foliage for only a short while. After blooming has finished, trim the plants back and store. Store in a cool, dark spot at 7-10°C (45-50°F) such as a heated garage or unfinished basement. Water only enough to keep the soil from becoming completely dry. All the leaves will fall off and the stem will become woody. In February move plants to a warmer area and start watering again.

When planting amaryllis bulbs take care not to injure the roots and always use a good quality potting soil. You will want to plant the bulb up to its neck.

Vegetables require a continual supply of nutrients. An annual application of well rotted manure or compost will help improve the fertility and water holding capacity of the soil. Vegetables will deplete the soil of nutrients as they grow so, annual amending is important and recommended.

Dig up tender bulbs after the first frost has hit their foliage. Allow the bulbs to dry, then shake / brush of any excess soil. Then pack bulbs in peat moss or vermiculite and store in a dark, cool location for the winter.