Peaches Says March To Dos
-The temps are warming. It's a good time to start fertilizing with E.B. Stone Organic Fertilizers including mature trees and shrubs after new growth begins
-Prune and fertilize Camellias (after bloom)
-Spring is a wondrous time of year that brings much growth and re-emergence, both undesirable and desirable. Keep weeding and apply mulch to prevent future weeds
-Seeds to start outside- Broccoli. Cabbage, Carrots, Cauliflower, Radish, Beets, Mustard, Asian Greens, Onions, Arugula, Lettuce, Spinach, Sweet Pea, Marigold, Love in Mist, Poppies, and flower Mixes
-Seeds to start inside- Basil, Tomato, Pepper, Eggplant
-Harden off indoor seedlings by gradually introducing them outdoors
-The urge to plant Tomato plants and flowering Impatiens and other frost tender summer annuals can be overwhelming during this beautiful weather however, don't let yourself get ahead of the season. There is still historically a good chance for frosty temperatures which would devastate these plants. We suggest waiting to begin planting these plants a week or two into April
Peaches is our beloved nursery cat. She has picked up lots of knowledge while lounging around the nursery.
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