LANDSCAPING : Morning dew highlights the garden’s awakening! Plant your climbing roses and clematis now while the moon’s energy supports strong flower development. Space climbers 24-30 inches apart along trellises or fences, ensuring each plant has room to spread its magnificent blooms. / Divide overgrown hostas before their leaves fully unfurl—cut rhizomes with at least 3 growth points and replant immediately at the same depth they were growing previously. / Edge flower beds with clean, crisp lines using a half-moon edging tool, creating a 2-inch deep trench that defines spaces beautifully.
VEGETABLE PATCH : Leafy greens thrive under today’s influence! Direct-sow spinach, mustard greens, and arugula in shallow furrows 1/2 inch deep and 3 inches apart—their shallow root systems benefit from the descending moon’s energy. / Transplant young lettuce seedlings in the late afternoon when temperatures cool, spacing them 8 inches apart in staggered rows for optimal air circulation. / Thin existing rows of Swiss chard and kale, leaving the strongest seedlings every 12 inches and using the thinnings in tonight’s salad. / Mediterranean gardeners should provide afternoon shade for tender greens as spring temperatures rise.
INDOORS : Those windowsill herbs need attention! Pinch back the growing tips of basil, oregano and mint to encourage bushier growth—the Full Moon tonight enhances the essential oil content in these aromatic leaves. / Rotate houseplants a quarter turn to ensure even growth as spring sunlight intensifies through windows. / Feed leafy houseplants with a half-strength liquid organic fertilizer as they enter their active growth phase.