Your yard can look pretty rough after winter. First things first, pick up the branches and rake the leaves. Once those tasks are finished, you can do things like throwing out the remnants of last year's annual plants.
Before you start a garden, give special attention to your flower beds and garden plots. You'll need to clean them out of any debris from last season. You should also turn the soil and add new soil if needed. You want to give your plants as strong a base as possible.
One of the big decisions you need to make is how you're going to plant. What's meant by that is that you can plant from containers, with sprouted plants, or you can plant seeds or bulbs. Maybe you'll do a mixture! But you need to make the decision so you can plan correctly. Each type of plant will require a different type of care.
If there's one go-to gardening tip, it's to add mulch. This features multiple benefits. Mulch improves drainage, allowing your garden to better withstand rains. Mulch also helps prevent weeds from growing, making it a double win!
With your new gardening tips in hand, it's time to get outside and get to work. If you know a friend who might benefit from these suggestions, give this post a share and help them out!
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