Spring starts in January/February—planning phase. New home? Test soil now.
DIY kit or lab. Saves money: no wrong plants, no dead plants. Check fruit trees/shrubs for pre-bloom pruning.
Spreading too far? Swap with neighbors. Prep starter trays. Know last frost date. 6-week prep window.
Early planting = dead plants. Prepare seed boxes, but wait.
Repair/paint furniture. Build frames (peas, tomatoes, cukes, heavy flowers) → vertical = less pests, more space.
Newspaper + compost smothers weeds. Later: remove paper, dig in compost.
Add shelves. Service mower NOW—beat the rush, have shortest grass on block.
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