Mid-March in the garden does not always begin with flowers. More often, it begins with water. The soil is no
Early March often reveals strawberry beds covered with brown, flattened foliage. The urge to cut everything back immediately is strong.
In March, the garden suddenly shifts into a more serious mood. The soil loosens, the days grow longer, and planting
Some calendar days belong to more than one story at once. March 12 is one of them. In older Hungarian
In my 30 years of consulting for garden owners in Budapest and beyond, the biggest mistake I see isn’t choosing
In early March, lawns appear dormant yet unsettled. Patches of dull grass, matted blades, and moss create the impression that
Garlic and overwintered onions are among the first crops to resume visible growth in early spring. Emerging leaves often prompt
March 11 is a sneaky-important date for gardeners because it highlights what makes gardens work before anything looks pretty. It’s
When apricot trees bloom in early March, they symbolize both promise and vulnerability. Flowering marks the transition into reproductive development
Lavender often looks untidy by early spring. The base becomes woody and bare, the upper shoots uneven and partially lignified.