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    Preparing Your Garden for a Massachusetts Spring

    March 3, 2021
    By Maggie Li
    Preparing Your Garden for a Massachusetts Spring

    Preparing Your Garden for a Massachusetts Spring

    As the snow melts in Belmont and Wellesley, it's time to think about your curb appeal. A well-maintained garden is a sign of a well-maintained home.

    The Early March To-Do List

    1. Prune Early: Trim back hydrangeas and fruit trees before the buds appear.
    2. Soil Testing: Check the pH of your soil. New England soil tends to be acidic; you may need to add lime.
    3. Edge the Beds: Crisp lines between the lawn and the mulch make a huge visual impact for buyers.

    Planting for Pollinators

    Consider native species like Milkweed or New England Asters. They require less water and support our local ecosystem.

    Thinking of selling this spring? Let's discuss how to make your landscaping a major selling point.