[I:http://bradentonlawnservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/RalfSimpson25.jpg]Many people wait for their flowers to start blooming before they begin to think of landscaping their flowerbeds. However, it is best to start giving it some thought just as soon as the earth has had its last freeze. The following paragraphs will provide some of the basic landscaping tasks you should perform just as soon as the weather permits.
Many people mistakenly leave fallen leaves on top of their bushes and in their flowerbeds throughout the winter season. If these leaves are not removed come early spring, it can hinder the growth of the bushes. New growth can not only be hindered, but also damaged.
If blown leaves and debris are not removed from the actual flowerbed, it could make it difficult for early flowers to sprout. The sprouts could easily be damaged by leaves or debris that has not been moved from their path. For these reasons, it is important to remove all debris and leaves from all flower beds just as soon as the weather will permit.
The early spring is a good time to trim and shape evergreen bushes of all kinds. This way, when they start to really take a growth spurt during the end of spring, they will still look groomed. However, flowering bushes should never be trimmed when spring first starts. Trimming them in at the beginning or spring may prevent them from flowering that season.
Finally, if you have evergreen bushes that need to be trimmed, now is the time to do it. This will promote for happier bushes. In doing so, it will help beautify your overall landscape. It is important to remember not to trim flowering bushes this time of year. Flowering bushes should only be trimmed once their blooming season is complete.
At the first sign of warm weather, many of us get eager to landscape our flowerbeds. While we may not be able to do everything, there are many gardening tasks that can safely be performed in early spring.
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