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March

Hort Shorts

  • Plant potted deciduous trees or shrubs before budbreak to establish roots before the plants leaf out.
  • Shape up deciduous trees and shrubs while you can still see their silhouette. Remove dead or broken limbs.
  • Look for roots that are moist and plump when buying bare-root strawberries. Choose plants with a fresh, earthy smell.
  • Plant seeds of beets, carrots, lettuce, radishes, onions, chard, kale, spinach and turnips this month. Set out cool-weather vegetables such as cabbage and broccoli.
  • Observe Arbor Day in North Carolina March 16 by planting a tree on your property or in your community.

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