• Prune fruit trees. 
• Spray all fruit trees and any trees that have scale with dormant oil spray.  This will smother over-wintering pests, including scale. 
• Prune your non-blooming evergreen trees and shrubs. Cut to the height and width you want. Remove any old weak stems at the ground level. Follow by feeding them with Ferti-lome Tree and Shrub Food.
• Wait to prune spring blooming shrubs until right after they bloom.
• Prune the old blossoms from sun hydrangeas and shape the plant.  Wait until May to prune shade hydrangeas.
• Prune roses.  The Forsythia bushes are in full bloom, which is the signal to uncover and prune Hybrid Tea and Grandiflora rose bushes.
• Clean the leaves and debris from the flower beds.
• Prune your summer blooming clematis to about 1 foot from the ground. Wait to prune your spring blooming clematis until after it has bloomed.
• Apply Ferti-lome Pro Green fertilizer to your lawn.
• Apply Soil Activator to your lawn, vegetable garden, and flower beds.
• Cut perennials to the ground. 
• Cut back perennial grasses as close to the crown as you can.

If you need further explanation or have specific questions, stop by our garden center for all your gardening needs.