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- All Plants
- Annuals
- Butterfly Attracting
- Deer Resistant
- Drought-Defiant
- Fragrance
- Indoor and Houseplant
- Midwest Native
- Ornamental Grass
- Rain Gardens and Bioswales
- Salt-Tolerant
- Shade-tolerant
- Summer Color for Sunny Sites
- Trees & Shrubs
- Vegetables
- Vines and Groundcovers
- Wetlands and Streambank Stabilization
- Winter Interest
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March: Maintenance
Cut back or Prune by mid-March:
- Ornamental Grasses
- Liriope
- Perennials
- Roses - Hybrid Tea Roses to 6-8" tall, Knockout Roses to 12" tall
- Hydrangeas - Mop-head and Endless Summer types to 6-12" tall
Hold off on pruning crape myrtle until at least mid-April. Sudden cold blasts could kill crape myrtle if pruned this early. Wait to see what comes out this spring. After a hard winter, they may die back to the ground. But don't give up...they may sprout from the roots as late as mid-May.
