Sydney, Australia on Instagram: "That spring feeling in Sydney. 🌼 Warmer days, sunshine, flowers in full bloom and having every 'excuse' to go out and soak it all in. Do you have a Sydney spot just for spring? We'd love to know! 👀 ID: A person exploring Sydney in spring through a variety of experiences, including wandering through the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, Circular Quay, a coffee shop and Barangaroo. #feelnewsydney #spring #sydneylife"

Amy Powers on Instagram: "Colorado Blue Spruce do not do well in the Midwest because we have wet, swampy spring and dry summers, which is not what they are accustomed to. I would only plant this tree if it is native where you live. I can’t always respond to comments so for those of you that are experienced gardeners, please jump in and help as much as you can. I am a Garden Coach located in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. I do on-site sessions right in your garden if you live in the Chicagolan

Nick Cutsumpas on Instagram: "Spring is great, but fall planting is the best 🌳⁣ ⁣ There are sooo many benefits to planting trees, shrubs and perennials in the fall⁣ ⁣ First, the weather is cooler and wetter. Newly planted trees can get stressed out if it is too hot and you won’t need to water nearly as much 💧⁣ ⁣ Second, without any pressure to fruit or flower, the plant can focus purely on root development, which is especially important for young trees 🍎⁣ ⁣ Three, cooler temps mean less weeds

Galena Berkompas • Urban Flower Farm • Education on Instagram: "This week is all about flipping our big tunnel, which involves ripping out all the summer crops, amending the soil (I just add in some slow release nitrogen), and replanting it with spring flowers for early blooms next year. After the summer plants get ripped out, I use a broadfork to loosen up the soil and help mix in the nitrogen before planting a new crop. It’s an alternative to tilling that doesn’t break up the existing soil str

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