Start vegetable, annual, and perennial seeds indoors in February or early March for a head start on spring.
Slow-maturing plants such as peppers, eggplants, broccoli, cauliflower, and kale should be started now.
Tomatoes grow quickly and are best started in March or even April.
Take time to plan your garden layout, crop rotation, and plant selections.
Avoid fertilizing houseplants during the winter months, when growth is minimal.
Set out bird feeders to attract birds and provide food during cold weather.
Trees & Shrubs
To prevent peach leaf curl, spray peach trees with Ferti-lome Broad Spectrum Fungicide
before buds begin to swell.
Spray fruit, ornamental, and shade trees with dormant oil in February or early March
to control scale insects.
