I. Introduction

As the seasons change, so do your garden's needs. With a little planning and preparation, you can keep your morning garden looking its best all year round. In this article, we'll explore some seasonal tasks to help you maintain your morning garden.

II. Spring Maintenance

Spring is the perfect time to tidy up and prepare your garden for the growing season ahead.

A. Clean Up Winter Debris

After a long winter, it's essential to remove any debris that may have accumulated in your garden. This includes dead branches, leaves, and other plant material that can harbor pests and diseases.

B. Prune Back Perennials

Perennials need regular pruning to keep them healthy and promote new growth.

C. Plant New Flowers & Vegetables

Spring is an excellent time to plant new flowers and vegetables in your morning garden.

III. Summer Maintenance

Summer brings warm weather and long days - perfect for tending to your morning garden!

A. Water Wisely

Make sure not to overwater or underwater during the summer months by monitoring soil moisture levels regularly.

B. Deadhead Blooms Regularly

Deadheading encourages more blooms from perennials like roses, peonies, etc., giving them a beautiful appearance throughout the season while preventing seed production which could lead further maintenance challenges later on down line (e.g., removing spent flowers).

IV: Autumn Maintenance

V: Winter Preparation