Annual Guide to Gardening in the Midwest
Last updated: October 16, 2016
If you live in the Midwest/Mountain Region of the United States, this article is for you. From January to December, this article provides you with a month by month guide to gardening for your region. Every month will have specific details for your area of what you need to know about gardening.
Here is Your Annual Guide to Gardening in the Midwest/Mountain Region:
- January
Just when you thought you could take a break from gardening, this article reminds us of the small chores to get done. - February
This article answers questions like when you should prune your trees and shrubs. It also provides you with everything you need to know about buying seeds. - March
March is the month when you finally get to plant your cool-season vegetables, your cool-season flowers, and so much more. Read this article so that you do not miss anything for March. - April
April in the garden is a busy month. Your checklist will include spring cleaning, vegetable planting, checking to see if your perennials need dividing, and much more. - May
The month of May brings with the planting of warm-season crops like sweet corn, pumpkins, and sweet potatoes. This article has extra helpful tips for mulching in May. - June
For tips on getting rid of weeds early and how to keep your lawn looking great, check out June’s gardening tips. - July
In July, your carrot, potatoes, tomatoes, and summer squash will be ready to harvest. Check out what else is happening in July by clicking on the link to the article above. - August
If the hot summer sun and temperatures are getting to your trees and shrubs, you do not want to miss this article. At the bottom of the article under General Gardening Tips, you will find what you need to know to keep your trees and shrubs alive during the hot summer months. - September
As fall approaches, make sure not to miss any of the gardening tips offered in this September gardening article. - October
Here you will find tips on your fall gardening clean up and how to prepare for frost. - November
November is the last month you can plant your spring-flowering bulbs in the Midwest/Mountain Region of the U.S. Check out this article before you prepare your November gardening check list. - December
This article has information from how to choose the perfect Christmas tree to herb gardens and much more. Finish the year off right with these gardening tips.
Take Away
From January to December, there are a number of gardening tasks that need to be completed if you live in the Midwest/Mountain Region of the U.S. This annual guide gives you a month by month list of tips that you won’t want to miss.
Bonus Gardening Tip
Thinking of growing a container garden? Try any of these fantastic vegetable combinations.
