What To Feed Your Indoor Cyclamen Plants.
Ideally you need to feed you indoor and also you outdoor cyclamen plants with a high potash and low nitrogen feed.This is because the high potash will help to create new flowers and he...
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Wisteria From Seed.
Propagate Wisteria from seed the best way is to open the pod and remove the seed. As the seed has a hard coat you are probably best off ‘chipping’ it. You can do this...
Best time to use a lawn weedkiller
The best time to use lawn weedkiller is in May, when plants are growing at their fastest rate, particularly if you are using Verdone or a dry phosphate. All plants have a chemical growth...
Raised Bed For Growing Vegetables.
A good way of growing your vegetables is on raised beds.You can either create beds by sleepers or some other hard landscaping means or simply mound the soil up so that the soil will...
Mildew And Fungal Disease In Garden Border.
Problem border I think your best bet is to improve the growing conditions by adding grit, soil conditioner and mulching the border so that there is a barrier between the plants and the spores...
Pruning Apple Trees In The Spring.
Pruning apple trees you do not want to prune them too severely in the spring months if they are not used to it,as any pruning done at this time will promote growth and over...
Mulch Using Shredded Willow.
Shredded willow can be used as mulch in gardens or landscaping. It can help retain soil moisture, suppress weed growth, regulate soil temperature, and add organic matter to the soil as it...
How To Control Ivy.
How to control your ivy I would cut it down at ground level and use ‘Root Out’ on the cut surface then cover the stum with black plastic so that the crystals can work...
Perennials For A Shady Border From Seed.
Creating a beautiful shady border in your garden can be easy with the right perennials, many of which can be grown from seed. Here are some great options: Aquilegia (Columbine) and Digitalis (Foxglove): Both...
Yellow Geranium Cuttings.
Yellow geranium cuttings I think your best bet is to sacrifice one of the cuttings and see what is happening at the end that is in the soil.If it looks squishy and there is...
