Gardening Tips and Guide
It is quite obvious that you are not paying full attention to your garden and gardening activities owing to celebrations of Christmas holidays. As soon as you get free from these holidays you will obviously have certain activities that need your attention in the garden. You may start thinking and acting over any or all of these activities as per your convenience during coming days and weeks. Just surf on the internat and book tickets to…
Many of the home gardens have typical ”hardscapes,” combinations of walls, pavers, pergolas and water features. One thing most of them have in common is being over-planted. Some of the home gardens look lie ”plant collections,” with one each of many different species and some other have mass-plantings. There could always be a better way to fill landscape beds with color without appearing cluttered.Otherwise most of the designs will have twice or three times the…
Hummingbirds in garden are a pleasure in itself. Everything about them is fascinating, their diminutive size, their Stars Wars sounds, the way they hover and the speed of their flight. Exposure to hummingbirds is generally not very common unless they are passing through your garden. Finding them feasting on the flowers in your garden is a true delight. Two specific plants must be at the top of your priority list. Wherever these two plants are…
From gas-powered tillers to electric hedge trimmers, there’s no shortage of power tools to help you maintain your garden. But while these tools can be helpful, you don’t need a shed bursting with high-end gear to grow a vibrant garden. Instead, focus on the basics — these essential tools that every gardener should master before moving on to the more expensive gardening toys. Trowel and hand rake Before you can plant a garden, you first…
If you garden, they will come—weeds, that is. New gardens, in particular, often harbor many weeds. The key to taming weeds is effective week after week control techniques. By dealing with the problem weekly, particularly as your garden becomes established, the garden weeds will be less of a problem. This is partly because weeds have not been allowed to develop (and reseed) and because the cultivated plants get larger and more robust. There are several…
Consider every cut before you make it, from every angle around your tree, and repeat the process after each cut. Remember, less is more when you’re wielding the loppers. If your camellia is looking untidy, prune immediately after flowering. Prune the lower branches to lift the shrub off the ground and open it up to the light by aiming for 10cm gaps between the layers of branches at the tips. Don’t prune deciduous shrubs and…
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