As we are now into early spring I thought I would give some tips

General
Mulch around fruit trees, nuts and bushes
Control aphids on various fruits, don´t spray when they have blossom!
Weed time, oh yes it is time to get on top of weeds
Repot or top dress container grown fruits if required
Tree Fruits
Protect almond, peach, apricot and nectarine blossom from frost make sure insects can still pollinate though
Pruning newly planted stone fruits if the weather is dry
Protect cherry blossom from frost
Apply nitrogen feed to plums, cherries, cooking apples and pears
Switch to citrus summer feed
Soft Fruits
Pollinate strawberry flowers under glass by brushing over them with your hands
Plant cranberries or lingonberries
Mulch raspberries, blueberries, cranberries and lingonberries with with well rotted farmyard manure
Apply high nitrogen feed to blackcurrants
Prune blueberries
Suplhur chips to blueberry beds, lingonberries and cranberries
Plant stawberry runners
Sow seeds of alpine strawberries
Untie canes of black and hybrid berries that have been bundled together for winter
Vine Fruits
Never prune these in spring to avoid sap bleeding
Nuts
Prune cobnuts and filberts