Spring Gardening Checklist: Tasks and Tips for a Vibrant Garden

TLDRA checklist of tasks and tips for spring gardening, including dividing perennials, fertilizing plants, adding mulch or compost, planting spring flowering trees, and evaluating and planning new projects.

Key insights

🌸Spring is the perfect time for gardening tasks and projects.

🌿Divide perennials, move shrubs, and plant spring flowering trees to add interest to your garden.

💦Fertilize plants and add mulch or compost for healthy growth.

🌹Prune roses and apply fertilizer to promote blooming and protect against pests.

🌱Evaluate your garden, plan new projects, and consider adding perennials or shrubs.

Q&A

What tasks can I do in my garden during spring?

Tasks for spring gardening include dividing perennials, fertilizing plants, adding mulch or compost, planting spring flowering trees, and evaluating and planning new projects.

When should I divide perennials and move shrubs?

Divide perennials and move shrubs in early spring, before the heat of summer arrives.

What should I use to fertilize my plants?

You can use a slow-release organic fertilizer like plant tone, or choose a specific fertilizer based on the needs of your plants.

When is the best time to prune roses?

Prune roses in late winter or early spring, before they start putting on active new growth.

How can I add interest to my garden?

You can add interest to your garden by planting spring flowering trees, evaluating your garden for spring color, and considering new projects or adding perennials and shrubs.

Timestamped Summary

00:00In this video, we will go through a checklist of tasks and tips for spring gardening.

01:59Evaluate your garden and consider adding spring flowering trees for interest.

04:48Fertilize plants and add mulch or compost for healthy growth.

09:10Prune roses and apply fertilizer to promote blooming and protect against pests.

15:47Plant cool weather annuals and consider adding perennials or shrubs to your garden.

16:56Evaluate your garden for projects and plan any tweaks or additions.