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March 2017

Perennials are great looking plants that can last for years if cared for properly. As spring time approaches it is a great time to start caring for your perennials or begin planting new ones. Below are four ways to care for your perennials that will keep them healthy for a long time. Planting After planting your perennials be sure to lay a 2-3 inch deep layer of soil around the base of the plant. By doing this you will be helping the plant contain moisture and stop weeds from growing. Splitting If your perennials have been in the ground for a couple years and are starting to grow to the point of overcrowding themselves you should dig them up and split the plant in half and re-plant. Watering Each perennial is different in terms of watering. A good rule is to make sure you are keeping them watered regularly

Spring is right around the corner and that means people can start gardening again. Before you start planting, it is a good idea to do some spring cleaning around your garden. Below are four easy ways to clean up your garden to get it ready for spring and summer. Fertilize The beginning of Spring is a great time to fertilize your garden again. Place some new fertilizer in your garden to help support healthy growth for Spring. Fresh Soil After a long winter it’s always good to add fresh soil-peat moss depending on your existing soil. Prune You want to prune and trim any damaged branches from trees. And be sure to trim bushes, hedges and any perennials that may have overgrown. Rake Dead Leaves and Twigs During the Fall and Winters, leaves and branches can gather around flower beds. You want to make sure that your garden is clean so sunlight