March

• If you lure the sun into the outdoors, get your garden furniture from their winter habitation. In the sunshine, you can purify and care for them with leisure
• After you have dug up your garden floor in autumn, now is the time to loosen up the garden floor.
• Finally the time has come: The first plants can be set outdoors or sown, such as spinach. Important: These should still be protected with garden fleece at low temperatures. Lettuce can now be sowed in the cold frame.
• There is also something to do with fruit trees: fruit trees and even fruit bushes can now be planted.
• Fertilize at the beginning of the shoot, ie towards the end of March or early April in the orchard.
• Maintain your roses by shoveling them down and making the first fertilizer.
• The time for the rose cut came at the end of March. Take advantage of sunny frost-free days.
• Roses, perennials and hedges can now be planted.
• Houseplants gildes in March and April to repot and fertilize regularly.
• Turn balconies and terraces with hyacinths and daffodils into small, colorful paradises.
• For your pond: The beginning of the pond season is approaching. Therefore, spring cleaning is required: remove the leaf protection nets, cut back the bank vegetation and clean the pond of leaves and dead plants. If necessary, top up with fresh water.
• Pond: If you are thinking about changing a pond, plan it now.
• Your bucket plants would like to be repotted and moved to brighter locations. Do not forget to fertilize.
• Adjust the amount of water in your potted plants to the weather: the warmer it is, the more water you need.
• Lawn care is on: When the beautiful green is properly dried, add value and fertilize it so that moss has no chance.