Spring Garden Clean Up
Shannon Schultheis Shannon Schultheis

Spring Garden Clean Up

March in Michigan can be a little unpredictable. This winter was mild and we have had a few days in the 60’s already. March is a wonderful time to start thinking about warmer weather. There are some garden tasks that you can start on and others that can wait.

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