What plants & veggies to plant now to make the most of the weather
Fruit and Vegetables to plant in March
Although many plant their peas later on in Spring, it is completely fine starting them off in March.
Simply sow the peas outdoors, or in a cold frame.
Once they have grown large enough to handle, transfer them into a their last growing spot.
Normally carrots aren’t planted until April, but if you’d like an early crop in June, go ahead and plant them in late March.
If your soil is stony, opt for shorter varieties such as Chantenay, as you may end up with split roots.
Flowers to plant in March
Bare-root roses are usually planted during their dormant season.
March is the last chance you have to plant them before the Spring wakes them up.
Bare-root roses are usually less expensive than pot-grown roses, and will develop quickly if you plant them now.
Wildflowers are super-easy when it comes to making your garden wildlife-friendly.
They are fast-growing, low-maintenance, and a great way to suppress weeds.
