An important job in early spring is planting trees - either in pots or in a spot in your garden - but don't skip over some key steps to ensure these saplings thrive in their new home
Gardening expert issues a warning to those planting trees in March. Early March is a good time to move evergreen trees with plenty of water and compost. Ensure trees are well-watered before and after planting to avoid shock. Enrich the planting hole with compost and mulch around the base to conserve moisture and deliver nutrients. It's also a good time to plant fruit trees, including dwarf varieties and fruit bushes for smaller spaces.
