Spring is a time of renewal, growth, and fresh starts. As the days get longer and the weather warms up, it’s the perfect opportunity to refresh your outdoor space, plant something new, and embrace the blooming season.
To help you get inspired, Cambria Nursery is hosting Spring Bloom Weekend from March 21-23! This three-day event is packed with exclusive garden sales and hands-on workshops to help you bring your spring gardening plans to life. Here’s what you can look forward to:
Garden Sales: Daily Discounts on Soil, Tools, and Pottery!
Check out the exciting deals we have for you:
- Friday, 3/21: 20% OFF all soil
- Saturday, 3/22: 20% OFF gardening tools and chemicals
- Sunday, 3/23: 20% OFF pottery
Spring Bloom Weekend Workshops – Sign Up in Advance!
Spots are limited, so don’t miss out!
Here is our lineup of workshops:
- Vertical Driftwood Garden 3/22, 11 AM: Create a unique vertical garden with driftwood, perfect for showcasing air plants and succulents.
- Kokedama Plant 3/22, 1 PM: Learn the Japanese art of Kokedama and craft beautiful moss-wrapped plants for elegant, low-maintenance décor.
- Children’s Book Reading 3/22, 12 PM: Join us for a free reading of Rainbows Over the Farm by Sofia Howard, which follows Alice, a little girl who moves from her coastal hometown to a farm just before Christmas. Alice learns that even the toughest changes can lead to beautiful new beginnings. A heartwarming story about embracing change and finding joy in unexpected places.
- Kid’s DIY Painted Wood Garland 3/23, 11 AM (Cambria Nursery Downtown): Let your kids get creative by designing and painting their own wooden garland to take home!
See our events page for more details! Whether you’re looking to stock up on gardening essentials, learn a new skill, or just soak in the springtime vibes, Spring Bloom Weekend is the perfect way to kick off the season.
gs or use organic pest control methods like neem oil or diatomaceous earth to manage pests. Preparing for pest control in advance helps keep your outdoor plants healthy and thriving.
Spring is all about fresh starts, so grab your gloves, dig in, and let’s make this season bloom!
6 Essential Tips to Get Your Garden Spring-Ready
As the season of renewal begins, it’s time to prepare your garden for optimal growth and beauty. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these spring gardening tips will help you achieve a flourishing garden all season long.
1. Rejuvenate Your Soil for Healthy Growth
After months of cold and rain, your soil needs a boost. Incorporate organic compost or well-rotted manure to improve soil fertility, enhance drainage, and promote plant health. Adding a layer of mulch will also help conserve moisture and prevent weeds from taking over.
2. Prune Your Plants for Better Blooms
Early spring is the perfect time for pruning shrubs, perennials, and fruit trees. Trim away dead or damaged branches, shape your plants, and stimulate fresh growth. For flowering plants like hydrangeas, be mindful of when and how you prune to avoid cutting away next season’s blooms.
3. Choose the Best Plants for Spring
Spring is the ideal time to plant cool-season flowers like pansies, snapdragons, and primroses. If you’re starting a vegetable garden, plant hardy greens such as kale, lettuce, and spinach first, then transition to warmer crops like tomatoes and peppers as temperatures rise.
4. Create a Pollinator-Friendly Garden
Attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects with nectar-rich flowers like lavender, coneflowers, and milkweed. These pollinators play a crucial role in your garden’s ecosystem. Add a shallow water source, like a dish with pebbles, to encourage these helpful creatures to visit.
5. Maintain Your Garden Tools for Efficient Gardening
Well-maintained tools make gardening easier and healthier for both you and your plants. Sharpen pruners, clean shovels, and replace worn-out gardening gloves and hoses. A little time spent on tool upkeep now will save you frustration and effort later.
6. Prevent Pests Before They Appear
Warmer weather brings an influx of pests like aphids, snails, and slugs. Combat these early by using organic pest control methods like neem oil or diatomaceous earth. Encourage natural predators, such as ladybugs, to help maintain a healthy garden ecosystem.
By following these spring gardening tips, you’ll set your garden up for success and enjoy a thriving outdoor space throughout the season!
