Posted on Apr 27, 2023
How to prep your garden for a spring harvest; plus, more tips from our gardening experts
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Spring has finally sprung in Cincinnati and Tri-State gardeners are ready to transplant their warm weather crops to their outdoor gardens.
If you're moving your lettuce, we'll talk about the best time to help them make the summer transition, plus advice on how to prepare your outdoor spaces for what experts are predicting to be an aggressive tick season.
If you're moving your lettuce, we'll talk about the best time to help them make the summer transition, plus advice on how to prepare your outdoor spaces for what experts are predicting to be an aggressive tick season.
How to prep your garden for a spring harvest; plus, more tips from our gardening experts
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Cincinnati is a lot further north than me but I'm not ready to put out my plants yet. The frost and freezes this year are erratic.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"6 Ways to Prep Your Garden for Spring
1. Research and make a plan Understand the limitations of your planting zone and perhaps invest in a soil thermometer (starting at about $15) so you know when it’s the right temperature to plant, Mulvihill says. ...
2. Spring-clean your tools ...
3. Tidy up ...
4. Prune trees and shrubs ...
5. Do some weeding ...
6. Add compost and mulch ..."...
"6 Ways to Prep Your Garden for Spring
1. Research and make a plan Understand the limitations of your planting zone and perhaps invest in a soil thermometer (starting at about $15) so you know when it’s the right temperature to plant, Mulvihill says. ...
2. Spring-clean your tools ...
3. Tidy up ...
4. Prune trees and shrubs ...
5. Do some weeding ...
6. Add compost and mulch ..."...
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