For warm season grasses like Bermuda, Centipede and Zoysia, begin fertilizing after spring green-up. However, for early bloomers like azaleas, wait until they finish flowering before you prune. Mow ugly leaves off liriope before it begins growth. Set your mower on the highest setting or use a Weedeater. The planting season for roses in Georgia is November through March, so now is a great time to plant.
Spring is the best time to repot houseplants.
Use a pot that is one size larger than what the plant is currently growing in. Prevent fruit pests by spraying dormant oil for insects or lime sulfur for diseases before trees leaf out. Fertilize pecans in late February or early March. Scatter the fertilizer evenly around the tree from the trunk to beyond the dripline. Frank Henning is the Athens-Clarke County Extension agent for agriculture and natural resources, Georgia Cooperative Extension Service.