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What To Do This Week (Page 10 of 10)
Feed your garden with pelletised manure.  Continue liquid feeds once a week for sweet peas, pansies, poppies and primulas to prolong flowering. Liquid feed daffodils and other spring bulbs as the foliage dies back, to feed the embryo of the flower for next year Water tall bearded iris and feed with rose food. Deep irri...
Sprinkle wood ash into the compost heap. Feed your garden with pelletised manure. Liquid feed sweet peas, daffodils, tulips, pansies, poppies and primulas to prolong flowering.Water tall bearded iris and feed with rose food.Deep irrigate roses and feed with pelletised manure.Feed bulbs such as daffodils and jonquils as they die ...
Last chance to take semi hardwood cuttings eg weigela, camellia, azalea Good time for planting while soils are warm. Feed your lawn when/if it rains. Move cymbidium orchids into sunshine.Disbud camellias to encourage bigger and better blooms. Feed Christmas cactus (Zygocactus) with controlled fertiliser.Turn your compost to a...
Spread compost over bare garden beds. A thick layer will enrich the soil, encourage worms and help your garden grow. Sprinkle wood ash, blood and bone or pelletised manure over garden beds. Water flowering bulbs, daffodils, jonquils, snowdrops, tulips with Thrive For Flowering Plants. Prune passionfruit.
Winter is a good time to care for your trees. Sharpen your secateurs and wipe blades after use with methylated spirit to prevent transfer of pathogens. Remove loose bark with a wire brush to destroy over-wintering insects eggs such as two-spotted mite and codling moth grubs. Check for borer damage and destroy borers with a f...

 
 
 
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