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  • Services
    • Fine Garden Maintenance
    • Garden Design
    • Landscape Installation
    • Hardscape Installation
    • Organic Compost Tea
    • Organic Tick & Mosquito Control Service
    • Organic Disease & Insect Control
    • Special Seasonal Services
    • Seasonal Displays
    • Container Magic
    • Yard to Table
    • Consultation Services
  • Portfolio
    • Aging in Place with the Garden
    • Updating Home with Native Plants for a New Family
    • Landscaping a New Home
    • Improving a Retaining Wall
    • Creating Green Screens
    • Building a Fire Pit
  • About
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Daily Archives: March 23, 2022

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Priscilla’s Garden To-Do List for March into Early April

Pumpkin Brook Organic Gardening UpdatesBy Yong SunMarch 23, 2022

Cut back standing ornamental grasses, perennials, and clean up excess leaves in beds Leave perennials standing until three 50 degree days in a row have passed to allow overwintering pollinators to disperse (NOTE: we’ve had these three days already) Experiment with leaving hollow-stemmed perennial stalks 12”-15” to encourage use by native bees for nesting; a daub…

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