Glad You Asked: How do Master Gardeners start work on their gardens?
It's that time of year to get to work on your garden. How do master gardeners start?
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Right now, the Ozaukee Master Gardeners have a lot of 'clean up days,' clearing out leaves and brush and doing a lot of pruning.
"Right now is a great time to start pruning the roses." said master gardener Susie Granzow. "Getting to a point where it's very open. So, you only have maybe 3-5 canes left when you're done. Think of a bowl shape or like if you were holding a basketball. You want it open in the middle so it gets a lot of airflow and it gets a lot of sunshine. And you'd be amazed how like in 3 weeks, how it'll all flesh out, it'll be all full of leaves."
As for planting, our master gardener says to wait.
"For me, I still go by what Mom and Grandma did. Memorial Day weekend. Then you plant."
Watch Sunday on CBS 58 Sunday Morning for a special feature on Susie Granzow and her 5,000+ volunteer hours with the Ozaukee Master Gardeners.
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