Mowing the lawn at first sign of growth
Joseph DeSciose
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Zones 6-8: March

Grass: Sharpen your mower blade. Mow when grass shows signs of growth. Apply a slow-release fertilizer to lawns. Dethatch and aerate warm-season turf.

Plants: Prune woody plants. Remove damaged branches and those growing toward the center of the plant.

Bloomers: Fertilize plants with a granular, high-nitrogen product. Don't fertilize azaleas and rhododendrons until after they bloom. Cut clematis back to the strongest stems.

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