Most people don’t think about their lawn until spring. That’s when they see brown spots, weeds, and thin grass left over from winter, and try to fix the problems. But by that time, it’s often too late to get the best results. How your lawn looks
Every spring, the same ritual returns. Beds are cleaned. Fresh soil is added. Every plant finds its place. By the end of May, your beds will look full and healthy. Neighbors walk by and compliment your work. You feel like you finally got it right. But
Spring‑flowering minor bulbs like snowdrops, crocus, and scilla bring early colour to the garden—but timing and bulb selection are everything. Learn how to extend your spring bloom with fall‑planted ephemeral bulbs.
