Watering Plants In Hot Weather.
How to water plants in hot weather Be careful when watering plants in hot weather as you can do more harm than good. It’s better to water later in the day as the sun...
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Clover In Your Lawn.
Clover in your lawn you need to treat it with a weed killer called verdone which is the strongest chemical available for this purpose.The clover has a waxy leaf so will need treating several...
Moving your Rhododendron.
Moving your Rhododendron the best time to move it would be the autumn. However you could move it now as long as you can remove most of the roots with it as well Rhododendrons...
Composting Plants With Mildew.
Composting plants with mildew it’s better not to place them on the compost heap as it might spread to other plants in the garden when you use the compost better to burn the clippings...
London Soil Problem Solved By Adding More Organic Matter.
Much of the soil in central London started as a clay loam and then over a number of years especially in the Victorian period the ash from old house fires was added to the...
Vitus Madeleine Sylvaner Care.
Vitis ‘Madeleine Sylvaner’ you will indeed need to trim it.The best time to prune vines is during November or December after a spate of cold weather, when the sap is down at the base...
Control Of Ivy On Conifers.
To control ivy on conifers you need to cut the ivy stems through near the base of the conifer.And then allow the ivy to die back bore about 6 weeks then remove by pulling...
Repotting An Orchid.
Repotting an orchid,the best time to repot it would be in the spring when the days start to lengthen and plants enter a more active growing period.It sounds as if you have a Phalaenopsis...
Clematis Grow In Pots.
Growing clematis in pots is possible and you can obtain some good results with this method by following the following tips.Firstly clematis like to grow in conditions were there roots are cool and the...
Problems With Garden Vegetables – Leeks
If you leeks have failed to mature this winter leave them and see if they beef up over the next 8 weeks.If they show no signs I would start again.Sometimes they have problems caused...
