Real Estate Properties:Winter Gardening Tips for the Bellingham Area

Posted by admin | Real Estate | Tuesday 23 February 2010

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Everyone has questions about real estate whether they’re renting, leasing, buying, selling, financing, trying to manage debt, improve credit scores or investing. There are so many situations we don’t even think of them until we are affected.Even though we have had an incredibly mild winter, it’s still just  that WINTER, and it’s only half over. February may well be the toughest gardening month with not knowing what weather will come next. But that doesn’t stop the true gardener from working on the


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Even though we have had an incredibly mild winter, it’s still just  that WINTER, and it’s only half over. February may well be the toughest gardening month with not knowing what weather will come next. But that doesn’t stop the true gardener from working on the garden. February is for planning and for seeing the first signs that spring is around the corner. Don’t forget this is also an ideal time to do some pruning and get ready for spring time growth.

Here are some regional tips for February. However since February weather is so unpredictable, you’ll have to use some judgement

Prune trees and shrubs, both ornamentals and fruit
Check flower beds for plants that may have heaved
Replace mulch as needed
Check outside plants and trees for animal damage
Cut some branches for forcing indoors
Rejuvenate holly bushes with a hard pruning
Check evergreens for sign of desication
Start seeds of cool season vegetables and flowers

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