With the warmer temperatures and increased daylight hours, many of us are eager to get back outside and start working in our yards. Spring is a critical time to set the foundation for a healthy lawn, productive garden, and thriving trees throughout the growing season. A few early-season practices, guided by research-based recommendations from Montana State University Extension MontGuides, can make all the difference.
When it comes to lawns, patience is key. Avoid the urge to fertilize too early. According to MSU Extension’s Maintaining Successful Lawns in Montana, proper timing matters more th...