Re-potting Your Bay Tree.
Transplanting or re-potting our plants can be carried out for many reasons. When Transplanting or re-potting you should always make sure that it is done with the utmost care so that the plants or...
Category: Garden Plants
The Care Of Clematis Montana.
Known to be a vigorous climber Clematis montana can become rather woody. Whilst this is fine in the spring and summer when the plant is in leaf it can look very unslightly in the...
Care Of Clematis Montana
How to care for Clematis Montana Clematis montana stands as one of the most stunning climbing plants found in gardens, boasting a profusion of pink blossoms in late spring and early autumn. However, come...
Woolly Aphids On Your Garden Plants.
To control woolly aphids on your garden plants you can use a systemic insecticide such as Provado Ultimate Bug Killer Concentrate systemic insecticide to work fully this will require several treatments. Or you could...
Winter Damage To Cordylines
Cordylines, also known as ti plants, are tropical plants that are native to the Pacific Islands. They are popular for their attractive foliage and are often used as landscape plants in warm climates. However,...
Pruning Broom Plants
Brooms (Cytisus and Genista) are sun‑loving, drought‑tolerant shrubs that burst into clouds of pea‑shaped flowers from April to June. Although they’re generally low‑maintenance, a light annual trim keeps them compact and floriferous. Left unpruned...
Winter Damage To Tree Ferns.
Tree ferns are beautiful and unique plants, but they can be susceptible to damage in certain conditions. Here are some steps you can take to deal with damage to tree ferns: Assess the damage:...
Winter Damage To Yuccas.
How to deal with Yuccas with winter damage Yuccas, known for their hardiness, are generally resilient to cold temperatures. However, they are vulnerable to certain types of winter damage, particularly in regions with severe...
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...
When is the Best Time To Prune A Weeping Willow.
The best time to prune a weeping willow is during the dormant season, typically late winter or early spring before new growth begins. This allows for easy identification of dead, diseased or damaged...
