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Caring for evergreen plants in pots requires a specific set of practices to ensure their year-round beauty. Fertilise your lawn— a well-fed lawn is dense, robust, and resistant to pests, weeds, and disease. So, ensure you feed your lawn with a high-quality slow-release fertiliser at least three times a year. I’ll show you how to get the most out of your east-facing garden, covering how to care for it, which plants are best and how to keep your shady lawn well-maintained. Japanese skimmia is a compact evergreen shrub known for its glossy leaves, fragrant flowers, and vibrant red berries. Perfect for adding colour to your garden during the colder months, it thrives in partial to full shade. This article explores how to identify and control mares tail in your garden, sharing how to eradicate it for good!Emerald Green Arborvitae is a tall, narrow evergreen tree known for its vibrant green foliage and symmetrical growth habit. Acidic soil (pH lower than 6.0) produces blue or lavender-blue hydrangea blooms, while alkaline soil, with a pH above 7.0, promotes pinks. Dwarf conifers are evergreen plants famed for their compact size and slow-growing nature, growing under 6 inches yearly. In fact, a 10-year-old tree is likely to remain less than 6ft high. However, this all sounds super-complicated, doesn’t it? Don’t tear your hair out — here’s a seasonal overview to make things a little simpler: Spring
The Barbed Wire Plant is a unique evergreen perennial known for its silver, wiry foliage. It adds texture and interest to your garden and will survive most weather and soil conditions. Unfortunately, there isn’t a straightforward answer to yellow patches on your lawn. This is pretty much why we’re going to cover the possible causes and how to overcome them. Ideal for creating hedges or topiary designs due to its dense growth habit, boxwood thrives best in sunny to partially shaded areas and requires well-drained soil. Self-seeding weeds tend to have an aggressive character — they take over the soil and draw nutrition from the plants you’ve chosen. If it’s dry, give it some water! This way, the roots burrow deeper into the soil for moisture, strengthening your roots and making your grass more drought resistant. It’s better to water a lot once a week than a little a couple of times a week.Firstly, ensure there’s plenty of space around your plants to aid air circulation. That applies to plants in your greenhouse, flowerbed, and veg patch. But how do you prune your rose bushes? Do you really know what you’re doing, or are you cutting and hoping for the best? You can grow this dwarf pine easily from seed: spread around 25 seeds in a 10cm pot filled with good-quality compost, and cover with a further 3mm of compost. Firm the compost down and don’t allow it to dry out — keeping it constantly moist (never wet). The seeds will germinate within three weeks. 8. Korean Fir (Abies koreana) Korean fir – Image by 💚🌺💚Nowaja💚🌺💚 from Pixabay In the spring, your plants wake up from their winter dormancy and need an extra dose of potassium. This strengthens their disease resistance and prepares the plant for the coming season. These trees introduce a dramatic touch to your garden or patio with their lush greenery and structure. 13. Evergreen Shrubs for pots
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