How to Start Winter Garden Care

When to Prepare the Garden for Spring?

Bad weather in autumn, cold in winter, and harsh frosts often leave marks on the garden. Once winter ends, you can fix all the consequences of this season and help your garden regain its new look. It's important to know that March, April, and June are crucial months for plant growth. Starting from March, we should begin gardening activities: cleaning, pruning, collecting dead leaves... We must completely clear out the winter to welcome spring.

Pruning Dead Branches and Damaged Stems in March

For this, we first need to trim and cut back. Plants sometimes suffer greatly during the winter period, which does not promote plant or shrub development. Then we can prune dead branches, damaged, or dried stems. Take time to do this trimming with a pruner, so the plant won't worry about that area during recovery.

Preparing Soil for Spring with Weeding and Cleaning

There's no point in planning planting if your soil isn't ready for it yet. Therefore, you need to weed and clear the ground. By removing weeds, you let the soil rest and recover. Instead of wasting these nutrients on useless plants, it will conserve its energy for accepting new crops.