NJ Garden for Spring Planting

Prepping Your NJ Garden for Spring Planting

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Even though the weather might still be a bit chilly the end of winter is the opportunity to prepare for your spring planting. Put on your garden gloves and winter hat. Start prepping your lawn and garden. We have some tips to get your New Jersey garden ready for 2021.

Setting the Foundation

With daylight hours it’s important to ensure that your garden is receiving all the nutrients it needs. Clear any leaves that were buried under winter snow to allow sunlight and warmth to reach your plants. Collect these leaves and other natural debris for your compost pile. However make sure to wait until the ground has completely thawed before removing any winter coverings, like tarp or burlap.

Tackling Weeds

If the ground isn’t frozen solid now is a time to start weeding. Removing weeds that can harm both plant health and visual appeal will promote growth in your garden.

Don’t procrastinate when it comes to getting started on this task; even if your plants haven’t started sprouting they’re already absorbing nutrients from the soil.

Trimming

After clearing out the weeds, it’s time to edge your flower beds. Edging not only helps with watering by directing it to the plants’ roots, but it also keeps the mulch in place, preventing it from spilling over into the lawn. Additionally, properly edged flower beds give your garden a neat and well-maintained appearance, enhancing its overall aesthetic.

Guarding Against Pests

When the sun shines garden pests, in New Jersey come out too. To protect your plants and garden from attacks consider using Bonide Repels All Animal Repellent Granules at Cerbo’s Greenhouse and Garden Centers two locations in New Jersey. This eco friendly formula deters animals from snacking on your work. It’s safe for pets and kids when used as instructed. The granules cause irritation, to pests nasal passages deterring them from bothering your plants.

Expanding Your Efforts

If the ground is too compacted for planting focus on trimming flowering bushes and trees. Remove branches that didn’t survive winter and start pruning summer flowering shrubs.

To keep your trees and bushes healthy and vibrant it’s essential to safeguard them from diseases and nurture the blossoms. Whenever you have gardening queries no the time of year seek advice, from the team, at Cerbo’s Greenhouse and Lawn center. As a family owned business rooted in New Jersey they understand the requirements of local gardeners. They are always ready to assist you in choosing the fertilizers, plant nutrients and other essentials to ensure your garden thrives.

Also Read: Techniques To Maximize Planting Efficiency 

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