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How many tips of Spring Gardening?

August 31, 2009 By: Raman Sharma Category: Tips Tricks & Steps, To do: Spring

Spring is a busy time for gardeners. It’s a time to prepare for the summer by pruning, cleaning and planting. It can be a lot of hard work, so make sure that you are only doing the those tasks that will give you the most benefits in your garden and your yard. Here are some easy to follow tips for gardening in the spring time that will ensure a beautiful and bountiful garden all summer long.

1. Clean Your Yard. Rake up any debris left on your lawn after the winter snow has melted. Remove any mulch from the soil so that the soil can properly thaw out. Once the soil has thawed and warmed up, put down new mulch and remember to keep it away from the base of plants.

2. Make Repairs. The winter cold and frost can cause cracks and other damage to steps, fences and pathways, so check to see what repairs are needed in your yard. For more details www.the-spam-files.com Tackle repairs right away in order to prolong the life of the damaged item and to prevent future injuries caused by tripping or falling onto the damaged item. Also, spring is a good time for painting before the hot summer weather hits. (more…)

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August 31, 2009 By: Plant Gardens 101 Category: Advice General, PlantGardens101

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Word of the Day: asexual

August 31, 2009 By: Garden Dictionary Category: Garden Dictionary

As applied to propagation, indicates any method of increasing plants except by seeds, such as by cuttings, layering, or division.

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