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Springing into Spring

Spring Daffodils

Spring has finally arrived but you wouldn’t know it here in zone 4 due to 4 inches of fresh wet snow on the ground.  It’s time to put pondered garden plans into action.  You can begin to harden plants started indoors and remove debris from flowers beds, clearing the way for early blooming bulbs like tulips and daffodils. Take an inventory of your Garden Essentials including tools making certain they are ready for the task at hand.  Spring preparation takes careful planning and consideration.  Creating a plan of your intentions and expectations is a sure way to guarantee a successful growing season. Cheers

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