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The first day of spring is one thing; and the first spring day is entirely
another. The difference can be as much as a month.
Henry Van Dyke
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- Fertilize and check all plants for Spider Mite, Aphid, Scale and Whitefly.
- Dead head any bulb plants that you have forced, fertilize and
 allow foliage to die on it’s own.
- Plant Pepper seeds, April 1st indoors.
- Plant Tomatoes indoors, April 15th.
- Transplant seedlings from flats to single plant containers.
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- Work your soil in the garden with a tiller or by turning it with a shovel.
- Do any and all clean up of perennials. Clean away dead materials only after you start seeing
 signs of life.
- Plant Asparagus roots, potatoes and Rhubarb.
- Plant the following cold crops. Beets, Carrots, Chard, Kohlrabi, Leaf Lettuce, Onion Sets, Parsnips, Peas, Radishes, Spinach and Turnips.
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- Uncover Roses, and apply a dormant spray
- Plant any bareroot
 perennials, trees or shrubs
- Plant cold tolerant annuals in pots or containers on your porch, patio or deck, or in the landscape.
- Reseed any damaged spots in the lawn
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