Winter Gardening Tips for Southern States: Starting Transplants and Planning for Spring

Winter may seem like a time of rest for gardeners, but in the southern states, there's still plenty to do to prepare for the upcoming growing season. In this video, we'll show you how to get a head start on spring by starting your transplants in late winter and planning out your garden.
Starting transplants now means they'll be ready to go in the ground as soon as the temperatures start to warm up. This can give you a significant advantage when it comes to getting your garden going early in the season. Planning your garden now also allows you to create a roadmap for the rest of the season, so you can easily follow it through without getting overwhelmed.
Another essential step in preparing for spring is amending your soil. If you've been growing year-round, your soil will need a little extra fertilizer to replenish the nutrients that the plants have used up. Take the time now to make sure your soil is in tip-top shape for the upcoming season.
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