Pruning Spring-blooming Flowers
Spring-blooming shrubs like forsythia, lilac, mock orange and spirea should only be pruned late spring or early summer.
Spring-blooming shrubs like forsythia, lilac, mock orange and spirea should only be pruned late spring or early summer.
If your houseplants are not doing so well, maybe you should move them to a more sunny place.
Do not feed your Lawn too early, with the accelarated growth it might lead to problems later if severe weather arrives.
Check last years potato beds for any left over potatoes, remove them to prevent the spread of
You can start sowing some early salad crops like radish or lettuce although they should be planted under cover.
Pruning Roses and Clematis is an essential job for the upcoming weeks.
Lightly fork over the beds in your garden, this will imrpove drainage.
Spring bulbs should emerging through the lawn now, be careful very not to trample them though.
Now until late summer is an ideal time to sow coriander, it is an essential part of many asian dishes.
Start watering your house plants once they show signs of growth.
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A way to keep them beautiful!