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While it feels as though the year has only just begun, Spring will arrive before we know it.
However, this is definitely something to look forward to. After all, the arrival of Spring is marked by longer, brighter days, nicer temperatures, and an explosion of colors (and flowers) in outdoor spaces. However, if you want to make the most of your garden come Spring, you must start laying the groundwork now.
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With that in mind, here are some simple yet effective ways to prepare your outdoor space for Spring.
Carry out basic garden maintenance. Carrying out basic garden maintenance tasks is the easiest way to ready your outdoor space for Spring. After all, this will allow you to start the season afresh without having to look out at a yard that is full of weeds and debris. To get started, rake any leaves and debris before mowing your grass and trimming back any overgrown bushes or plants. You’d be surprised about how much of a difference this will make overall.
Revamp your patio and decking. Whether your patio is a social space or a spot to drink your morning cup of coffee, showing it some TLC is one of the most straightforward ways to upgrade your garden. This can be achieved by applying a fresh coat of paint or varnish or looking into additional enhancements, such as installing Patio Shades & Windscreens
Consider starting up a vegetable patch. There are many benefits associated with growing your own fruit and veg. For example, this can help your entire family to follow a healthy, balanced diet while also reducing the amount of money that you spend on groceries each month. In the US, the best time to plant vegetable seeds is in early to mid-March due to the weather at this time. However, before you can get started in this regard, you should set aside space in your garden for your vegetable patch and take action to protect this space from pests and adverse weather conditions.
If you do not consider yourself to be much of a green thumb, focus on low-maintenance fruit and veg such as carrots, bell peppers, and potatoes.
Hire a gardener. If you do not have a lot of time on your hands, then you may want to consider hiring a local gardener who can take care of your outdoor spaces on your behalf. This way, your garden is in top condition year-round without you having to lift a finger. Be sure to discuss your vision for your garden with your gardener in detail so that they can take the necessary steps to bring this to life moving forward.
Final thought. Whether you’re planning a springtime picnic for your children, or hosting a garden party once the weather gets nicer, there are plenty of steps that you can take to ready your outdoor space for spring. This, in turn, ensures that your garden looks as beautiful as possible come Summer, too!
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