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Spring Has Sprung | What to Know | TN Nursery

Spring is a season of growth and beauty. As the days get longer, people spend more time outside, and plants bloom. If you're a gardener or just someone who loves to be surrounded by nature, there's no better time of year than Spring. In this article, we'll look at some things you should know about Spring and how to make the most of it.
When Does Spring Start?
Spring officially begins on March 20th or 21st in the Northern Hemisphere. That's when the sun is over the equator, and the day and nights are nearly equal in length.
What Happens in Spring?
Spring is a time of rapid growth and renewal in the natural world. Trees and plants that have been dormant all winter start returning to life, producing new leaves and flowers. Animals that hibernated or migrated during the winter start to return, and birds start to build nests and lay eggs. Spring is also a time of unsure weather, with rain showers, thunderstorms, and even snowstorms possible in some areas.
What Can You Plant?
A great time to start planting is in the Spring as long as the soil has warmed up enough to support new growth. Some plants that do well in Spring include peas, spinach, lettuce, and other cool-season crops. You can also plant tulips and daffodils for a burst of color in the early Spring. One can also plant trees and shrubs in the Spring.
How Can You Enjoy Spring?
There are many ways to enjoy Spring, whether you're a gardener or not. You can walk in a nature reserve and look for signs of Spring, such as wildflowers, baby animals, and migrating birds.
Spring is a time to enjoy the beauty of nature. Whether you're planting a garden, taking a walk in the park, or simply enjoying the warmer weather, there's something for everyone in this season of renewal and growth.
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