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Mulch and Fertilize
The soil is warming up, use mulch to cover borders and apply general purpose fertilizer to your plants.
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Cleaning the Garden
Continue to bring your garden into a proper condition, hoe your borders to get rid of weeds before they can establish.
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New Borders
If you want to prepare new borders in your garden, this time is the ideal time to do so.
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Dig over Beds and Borders
If the soil is not frozen, consider digging beds and borders over thoroughly.
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Constructing Beds and Borders
If the ground is not frozen it is time to construct new beds and borders. [Photo CCBY In Awe of Gods Creation]
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Lilies can be a Great Addition for any Garden
Lilies should be planted now, either in pots or to plug gaps in borders, either way they are a nice addition! [Photo CCBY wlcutler]
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New Beds and Borders
You can make new beds and Borders now, remove vegetation from the general shape, if you make a bed in your lawn also remove the turf. [Photo CCBY IrisDragon]
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Plant Borders Need Fertilizer
Fertilizing plant borders is another very important job in the garden. [Photo CCBY Spentrails]
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Gaps in Borders?
Gaps in any borders can easily be filled with annuals. [Photo CCBY InAweOfGodsCreation]
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Preparing Next Years Borders
If the soil allows for it you should start preparing next years borders. [Photo CCBY KarenRoe]
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Tidy Borders
Nice and tidy borders are important! Try to clean them whenever you can. [Photo CCBY-SA WilliamMurphy]
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Filling the Borders
Borders along your garden can still be filled with container grown shrubs, at least if the weather is mild. [Photo CCBY JuliaMaudlin]
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New Beds and Borders
As soon as the ground is not frozen any more you can dig up beds and borders. [Photo CCBY DaveCatchpole]
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Plug Borders With Bulbs
Summer flowering bulbs are a nice way to fill gaps in your borders! [Photo CCBY SwallowtailGardenSeeds]
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Mulch Your Borders
To improve soil quality just mulch the surface of your borders with 3centimeters of organic matter such as compost. [Photo CCBY-SA WilliamMurphy]
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Spring Cleaning
Continue spring cleaning in your garden, debris should be removed, borders cleaned and plants trimmed. [Photo CCBY JimG]
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Annual Weeds
Borders should be hoed on a regular basis and weeds removed not only does it look nicer it will benefit other plants! [Photo CCBY-SA Sam]
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Keep on Top of Weeds
Even though it is not the most exciting task in the garden, getting rid of weeds and hoeing borders is important! [Photo CCBY-SA JeffGolden]
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Autumn Flowering Plants
How about some autumn flowering plants in your garden? They can be used to easily plug gaps in borders. [Photo CCBY CostelSlincu]
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