Remove any spent vines and corn stalks from garden spot if not completed last fall.

Add Soil Enhancer or compost as well as sulfur, and rototil into soil to prepare seed bed.

Prune and thin raspberries, removing dead canes

Apply manure and soil sulfur to berry patches if not done last fall.

Apply Casoron granules to raspberries before new canes emerge to prevent weeds.

Plant bare root or potted raspberries, strawberries, and fruit trees.

Spray mature fruit trees with Dormant Spray to kill overwintering insects and eggs.

Rake matted grass as snow recedes to prevent snow mold from damaging your lawn.

Apply T&C Humates (Step-1) to your lawn to help decompose lawn thatch and green up your lawn. This can be done anytime in March or April.

Ask about our 4-Step Lawn Program for the greenest, healthiest lawn in the neighborhood.

Avoid removing winter protection from roses until weather warms enough that new shoots are beginning to emerge. Then prune canes to 8-12” on hybrid teas. Remove dead canes.

Prune most trees now. Skip maples and birches until summer to avoid excessive bleeding.

Fertilize with Save-A-Tree or T&C Tree & Shrub Food

Apply Fertilome Systemic Insect Drench or Acecap Systemic Implants to prevent insect damage to your trees and shrubs for the entire growing season.

Spray dormant trees with Dormant Spray to kill overwintering insects and eggs.

Examine staked trees and loosen or remove ties around trees if necessary to prevent injury.