What to Plant in March | Colorado Gardening Tips

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This article is a summary of a YouTube video "What to Plant in March | Colorado Gardening Tips" by Blossom Flower Delivery

🌱 It's time to plant cool weather vegetables like carrots, lettuce, and peas.

💦 Make sure to water your vegetables regularly, especially in a dry spring.

🥔 Potatoes are ready to be planted.

⏰ In Colorado, it's best to plant cool weather vegetables right after St. Patrick's Day.

🌽 Plant your potatoes now, don't wait!

🥕 Plant carrots in stages for a continuous harvest throughout the season.

🌱 Spinach is a hardy crop that can withstand most weather conditions.

🌿 Transplant rhubarb plants for better control and growth.

🌿 Get your herbs like chives, cilantro, and parsley in the ground now.

00:26 The speaker noticed that the garlic planted last fall is already coming up.

00:32 The speaker also mentions that a few potatoes are becoming active.

00:46 The video is about what vegetables to plant in the next seven to ten days.

00:59 The speaker mentions that it is a good time to start watering cool weather vegetables.

01:04 The speaker mentions that although there is still snow and cold weather, it won't harm the vegetables.

02:08 The speaker suggests planting cool weather vegetables right after St. Patrick's Day.

03:02 The speaker suggests planting carrots and lettuce in successive rows for a continual harvest.

03:47 The speaker suggests planting potatoes now.

04:09 The speaker suggests transplanting rhubarb, as it is a hardy plant.

04:26 The speaker suggests planting spinach, as it is a hardy crop that can withstand most weather conditions.

05:10 The speaker concludes by encouraging gardeners to go out and start enjoying their gardens.

In Colorado, cool weather vegetables should be planted right after St. Patrick's Day.