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Spring Fever

All this sunshine and fast-melting snow is making me anxious to get out in the garden! How about you? Though it might be a bit too early to dig into the gardens, there are some things you can do now to get a head-start on the season and maybe even get your hands a little dirty!

Check out this article from Garden Design.

Dormant Seeding

Dormant Seeding: How to Plant Grass Seed in Winter in Minnesota

Dormant seeding allows grass seeds to be planted in winter in Minnesota. This method, executed when soil temperatures are below 40°F, utilizes winter conditions for seed preparation. Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass thrive with this approach, germinating in spring as soil warms. Proper timing, seed selection, and care are essential for success.
Josh Smith
Day lily

Fall perennial plant dividing

Dividing perennials in the fall promotes healthier plants for the next season. As growth slows, many perennials, including irises, daylilies, and peonies, can be lifted, split, and replanted with minimal stress. This process aids root development before winter, ensuring vibrant blooms come spring. Careful replanting and watering are essential for success.
Pleasant View Gardens