January garden to do list - Part three

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Zone 8
Living Christmas trees can be moved outside
Pick up the phone and start ordering seeds
For warm-season annuals start sowing now indoors
For hardy spring-blooming plants start sowing now
If weather allows start planting fruit trees
If weather allows start planting bare-root roses
If weather allows start planting bare-root trees, shrubs and vines
Fruit trees need dormant spray before buds swells
House plants need cutting back on foods 
NO FEEDING on dormant houseplants
Dormant spray must be applied to bare-root roses and also to trees shrubs and vines
Winter blooming shrubs and vines need pruning after bloom
For cool-season vegetables start sowing now
Watch out for frost warnings to protect tender plants
 
Zone 9
Living Christmas trees can be moved outside
Pick up the phone and start ordering seeds
For hardy spring-blooming plants start sowing now
For warm-season annuals start sowing now indoors
It's time to plant summer-flowering bulbs
If weather allows start planting bare-root trees
Dormant spray must be applied to fruit trees
If weather allows start planting citrus
After cacti and succulents have finished blooming, repot if necessary 
Frost-tolerant perennials can be sowed indoors
Frost-tolerant perennial seedlings can be planted or transplanted outdoors
If weather allows start planting bare-root roses, bare root trees, shrubs and vines
Dormant spray must be applied to roses, trees, shrubs and vines
Winter blooming shrubs and vines need pruning after bloom
If weather allows start planting bare-root perennial vegetables
If weather allows start planting seedlings of cool-season and winter vegetables
Watch out for frost warnings to protect tender plants