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• Transplant existing shrubs before they leaf out in the spring to prevent transplant shock.
• Cut back and clean up any perennials left standing through the winter.
• Pick a container that is big enough for your plants, even if it has space in it right after you plant
• As soon as the burlap or winter covers are off plants, put down rabbit and deer repellent. As soon as the leaves break, wildlife will be there to eat them!
• When planting trees, dig the hole as deep as the root ball and twice as wide. This gives the roots room to spread out in loose soil.
• Start weeding as soon as they appear, the earlier it is the easier it will be to pull them
• Develop the soggy section of your yard into a rain garden to contain and cleanse water instead of pooling it.
• rain barrels are an efficient and environmentally friendly way to collect gardening water.
• Put in water permeable hardscape materials to reduce water run-off, such as gravel, bricks and pavers.
• Landscape with native plants, taking advantage of their hardiness and disease and native pest resistance.