When vegetable garden soils are dry enough to work, plant peas, lettuce seedlings, broccoli and cabbage transplants. Toward the end of March, start peppers and tomatoes indoors. Allow about six weeks before you set them outdoors. If warm-weather crops are started indoors too early, the plants get leggy and weakened from lack of light. Plant blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries now.
Blueberries can take damp, even boggy, areas if they have good sunlight.
If your observations reveal that one spot or another in the garden stays wet all winter, this area will provide good conditions for blueberries. Sharpen mower blades. Lawn renovation now will result in a healthier, better-looking lawn through the summer.