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Getting your Garden Ready for Spring

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By Teresa

Last updated on March 6th, 2020 at 03:56 pm

It will not be too long until spring arrives, and we can spend time relaxing in the backyard while the kids play. The winter months can ravage a backyard, however, leaving it looking worse for wear once the sun comes out. This is why it is important to clear your garden as soon as winter ends; this will allow you to maximize your time in the garden during the warmer months of the year.

Spring Clean

Much like you would tidy your room before making any changes, it is important to spring clean your backyard. This will involve picking up debris, collecting leaves, and cutting back hedges and/or trees. This can be a physically challenging and messy task, so you may want to consider investing in a leaf blower to make it easier. These are available from suppliers like SGS.

Lawn Care

The lawn will not be looking to fresh after months of cold weather and neglect, so it will need some love and care. It should be mowed to a healthy length, plus you will also want to vigorously pull out any weeds and tidy up any areas with plants.

Inject Life and Color



Spring is a time of life and color, so inject this into your garden with a host of new plants and flowers. This will also attract wildlife, which can make your garden a lively yet calming area to relax. There are many great types of plants to consider for spring, plus you could even consider growing your own fruit and vegetables.

Fresh paint

Winter can take its toll on your perimeter fencing, gates and your garden shed. This acts as the border to your garden and consequently has a huge impact on its appearance. Consider cleaning these areas and bringing them back to life with a fresh coat of paint.

Finishing Touches

Finally, you will want to ready the space so that you can once again enjoy spending time outside. Bring out your garden furniture and toys for the kids, clean it of any dirt and set up a social area. With winter gone for good and the sun beginning to reappear, you can immediately call your friends and family and begin enjoying your rejuvenated backyard.

It is important to get your garden ready for spring after a harsh winter. This can not only improve the appearance of your home and provide you with a great place to relax or socialize, but it can also clear your head and help you to embrace a more cheerful time of the year.


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