If this winter has taught us anything, it's that until the first of the month arrives, we can't really be certain whether March will come in like a lion. Come to think of it, who knows whether it will go out like a lamb, either? A girl can dream, but regardless, March is a pivotal month in the garden. During the month that ushers in spring, some areas will see crocuses emerge, pansies show their smiling faces, and we'll tackle the pruning, cleanup and planting. Here is a tip or chore for every day.
1. Resist the urge to fertilize the lawn. Check your state's ordinances to find out when it is OK to fertilize; it's illegal to do so before April 1 in New York.
2. Order seed potatoes. Get them in the ground when the grass greens up.
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