March Stuff To Do
As you are receiving
this email , the Washington DC area is cleaning up from yet another snow
storm. Heads are gonna roll Mother Nature. We are tired of this
and we have gardening tasks to get done!
Here are some things to
put on your To Do List for March:
- Early season weeds will start to grow (chickweed,
henbit, knotweed). Pull them while they are young and small. The good
news is that they will burn off quickly when it gets hot. Here is a link
to help you identify these weeds: Weed
Identifier
- It is a good time to divide and transplant
perennials before they get too leafy. Plants such as hostas, daylilies
and astilbe all do well by division.
- Spring clean up time. Clean out the garden beds of
leaves and debris. Put a nice shovel edge on them. And yes, it is not
too early to put down a layer of mulch.
- Prune roses just before they
start to bud out. Here is a link to David Austin Roses' instructions on
how to do this: Rose
Pruning Instructions
- Attend to your indoor plants too. They've just
come through a long winter and need a bit of fertilizer. Repot those
that are root bound. Avoid overwatering as weakened plants are more
readily subject to disease and root rot.
- Plant early spring vegetables and flowers. These
include spinach, lettuces, peas, and leeks as well as sweet peas.
- Get out and enjoy the start of spring!
To find out more how Allentuck
Landscaping Co. can create beautiful landscapes for you, please call us at
301-515-1900 or email at info@allentucklandscaping.com.
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