What to Do in Your Central Texas Garden (March 15–April 1): Pruning Citrus Trees, Spring Perennial and Vegetable Planting, Lawn Care Tips
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Spring is in full swing in Central Texas, and your garden is about to explode with growth. In this episode of the ATXGardens Podcast, Colleen Dieter shares exactly what to do in your Austin-area garden in the second half of March, from controlling fast-growing weeds to pruning and feeding citrus trees. You’ll also learn how to protect fruit trees from pests, plant warm-season vegetables and herbs, and give your lawn the right start for spring. If you want healthier plants and a more productive garden this season, this episode will help you stay ahead of the busiest time of year in Central Texas gardening.
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- 0:00Spring Weed Control in Central Texas: Identifying and Removing Common Garden Weeds
- 2:35When to Move Plants Outdoors in Austin: Spring Garden Timing Tips
- 2:55Citrus Tree Care in Spring: How to Prune, Feed, and Repot Citrus Trees
- 6:12What Is Trifoliate Orange? Citrus Rootstock Explained for Texas Gardeners
- 13:25Fruit Tree Care in March: Prevent Worms, Plum Curculio & Start Grafting
- 20:32Spring Perennial Gardening: Dividing Bulbs, Ornamental Grasses & Perennials
- 23:18What Vegetables to Plant in Central Texas in March (Warm-Season Crops)
- 24:37Best Warm-Season Herbs to Plant Now in Texas Gardens
- 25:33First Lawn Mowing of Spring: Central Texas Lawn Care Tips