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Gardeners urged to plant beautiful flower this weekend (opens the original)
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Daffodil dreaming, thinking about yellow trumpets of springtime. The floral symbol of new life, and the bringer of optimism and hope. The preparation for this uplifting display starts now, with planting of daffodil bulbs to be done this month. Whether that be a handful of daffodil bulbs in a single pot or swathes of them planted in beds and borders. A lovely way to create a sizeable daffodil display is to dig a small trench along the edge of a lawn and driveway or along an edge of a garden. Usin
Gardening expert shares what to do with hydrangeas in September (opens the original)
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Meteorological autumn has arrived and so have ever shortening daylight hours, cooler temperatures and wetter weather. That means the mopheads of hydrangea, which were once bold and bright are looking more seasonal, with faded colour. Hydrangea mopheads are a garden favourite, in both pots or borders, and have a decorative look for longer than just summertime. The mopheads carry forward into autumn and winter, if left on the shrub. The ageing mopheads offer a lovely decorative and ornamental disp
Gardens will have continuous flow of flowers with 'lasagne tecnique' (opens the original)
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It’s that exciting time of the year again, when we start planting spring bulbs in pots, containers, planters, beds and borders. The more spring bulbs we plant during autumn, the more spring flowers we will be able to enjoy. An excellent planting technique is called a spring bulb lasagne; this method is the layering of bulbs to produce a continuous flow of spring flowers. The spring bulb lasagne planting method is the way to create a continuous spring flower display in pots, tubs, containers, bed
Gardeners urged to follow '4 step method' to achieve a lush green lawn (opens the original)
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The right tools for lawn care are very important. To achieve a lush green lawn takes a little time and energy, but also the right equipment helps to get the job done. The key times for lawn care are spring and autumn, this is when the ground is moist and days are cooler and shorter. The jobs of scarification, aeration, over-seeding and quilting require the right tools for the best outcome. Scarification is the first job, to use a spring tine rake or scarification rake to rake out the thatch and
Hollyhocks will achieve 'continuous flow of flowers' with simple task (opens the original)
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The season of harvesting seeds is upon us, the opportunity to collect seeds before the winds of autumn blow them from the browning pods onto the ground. A small container and pair of hands is all that is needed to collect seeds to be able to sow elsewhere in the garden. A particular favourite of mine is the hollyhock, those tall flowering stems that grow from just about any nook and cranny in the garden. They are a biennial so they grow foliage in the first year and then flower in the second yea
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