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Andre Viette continues his discussion on things to do in March. While it's too early to put out garden plants and flowers, there's plenty of things to do now, before you get busy in the spring.

When you think of St. Patrick's Day you think Shamrocks. Andre Viette talks about the Shamrock plant, St. Patrick's Day and its origins. Andre also talks about some of things you can do in the garden during March.

March is too early to plant your garden, but Andre says we can do some things in the garden. March is a good time for planting trees and scrubs. Andre also talks about your front yard and ways to make it beautiful too.

Emily Winter, HDR 3/13/26 - Late Afternoons by News/Talk WSVA

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The March edition of The Valley Farm Forum features host Jeff Ishee speaking with several guests across the region. John Noer of Augusta County introduces Noer Vineyards, a new vineyard opening in Verona. Mount Solon farmer Doug Fifer joins the program to discuss the importance of soil health, and Cheyenne Rhodes provides details about an upcoming agricultural event planned in Shenandoah County.

Here’s the updated short summary with your added detail: **Summary:** Paige Hildebrand with the Frontier Culture Museum explained Irish Road Bowling during WSVA’s *Early Mornings*. The museum is hosting the event this Saturday in partnership with Staunton Parks and Recreation. Teams roll a 28‑ounce iron ball along a one‑mile course, trying to reach the finish in the fewest throws. Spectators can w...

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March is restaurant month in Downtown Harrisonburg, sponsored by Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance. Emily Winter with HDR talks about special events and menus planned by downtown restaurants for the event.

Before you plant trees and scrubs, Andre Viette says it's important to prepare your soil. Some soil lacks the necessary nutrients for your newly planted trees and scrubs to grow.

It's March and cold temperatures may be with us for several more weeks. Despite the cold, Andre Viette says you can do certain things in your lawn and garden. Andre highlights some of things you can do and some that you will want to hold off on.

Temperatures in some areas have already reached into the 70's and even reaching 80 in a few areas. Andre Viette talks about the damage these warm temperatures can cause if temperatures don't return to more normal levels.

Emily Winter, HDR 3/6/26 - Late Afternoons by News/Talk WSVA