Welcome gardening friends, thanks for stopping by!
If you’re excited to work in your yard or garden, but not sure what to do in the uncertain early Spring weather, then you’ve come to the right place! We’ve put together a list of things to do throughout the month.
You may not need to do everything on this list. For example, if you don’t have fruit trees to fertilize or a sprinkler system to check, skip over those items on the list. Just pick what applies to your home and yard and plan out when you will do it all throughout the month!
March Gardening To-Do List
➺Fertilize fruit trees (6 weeks prior to bloom)
➺ Fertilize lawns with a Pre-Emergent Fertilizer to prevent weed seeds from germinating
➺Fertilize lawns with a regular fertilizer if you plan to seed your lawn/reseed bare patches in your lawn
➺Prune trees & shrubs (especially those damaged by winter snows), roses, fruit trees
➺Apply Dormant Oil Spray to trees (before bud break)
➺Yard Clean Up remove winter debris and remaining annuals from last year
➺Plan your planting schedule for veggie and flower gardens, drawing a diagram is very helpful
➺Check Sprinkler System for winter breakage, pressurize your system, etc.
➺Inventory Your Tools to make sure you have everything you need
➺Plant Some Early Spring Colors such as pansies, ranunculus, iberis, primrose, etc. Check out our helpful article for 8 easy tips for Planting an Early Spring Flower Pot!
➺Plant Seeds Indoors: eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, begonias, dahlias, etc
➺Plant Outside:
Raspberries & Strawberries
Until May 1st: kohlrabi, lettuce, parsnips, potatoes, rhubarb, asparagus, cabbage, spinach, turnips
Until May 15th: onions & peas
Until June 15th: carrots & endive
Until July 1st: cauliflower, parsley, swiss chard
Until July 15th: beets & broccoli
Until Sept 1st: radishes
