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March
- Do any structural or significant pruning while plants are still dormant
- Assess any winter injury or desiccation as plants come out of dormancy
- Fertilize trees and shrubs after soil is above 40F.
- Remove any protective coverings from plants as the weather gets warmer.
- Plant cool season vegetables and flowers when soil is dry enough to work.
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April
- Complete any remaining pruning. Remove dead and broken branches from plants.
- Plant cool season vegetables when soil is dry enough to work.
- Watch for emerging spring bulbs, leave foliage in place after the blooms are spent.
- Start seeds of warmer season crops.
- Apply pre-emergent herbicide to your lawn to prevent weeds, like crabgrass
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May
- Plant new trees and shrubs, be sure to water thoroughly.
- Apply systemic fungicides and insecticides to sensitive shrubs to prevent pests and diseases.
- Fertilize your lawn
- Plant tender plants, such as annuals, after the danger of frost has passed.
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