Your garden has been waiting…

Spring brings with it that time of year for home improvements, which can sometimes follow a much neglected winter. Indoors and out there is much to do, and on those warming summer days there is no better way to earn the relaxing summer days than enduring the spring cleaning your garden needs.

 

It is coming upon that time where your garden needs a good upkeep. Spring clean your garden, now that the snow has melted and the debris hopefully settled for a nice calm spring afternoon.

 

Perhaps one of these sunny days, you too will break out the rake and begin the process. I usually begin the process with an overhaul of the grounds, from garden beds to the lawn. I want to get a jump on the chance to start the spring off with some fresh fertilizer as the sun and warmer showers will enable the grass to grow in thick for summer.

 

Transplanting can also be an important part of your early spring garden to-do as well as trimming the overgrowth on your small bushes and ferns. Hopefully the win, rain and hail did not inflict too much of a beating on your plants but all can be salvaged with the proper knowledge and care, perhaps the makings of a future post.

 

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