Choisyas should be pruned between the late spring and early summer and Choisya that are already flowering can be pruned after flowering, which is usually around June. Overgrown Choisyas can be pruned by around half if needed. Choisya is easy to maintain and bring with them verdant leaves and beautiful, often scented, flowers. However, there are situations where you may need to cut back the amount of growth that you have, in which case it…
Agapanthus are very versatile plants, especially in the summer and you can plant them in large numbers (in beds or pots) to create stunning borders. They require very little maintenance and they actually enjoy being a little crowded. If left to their own devices they will happily multiply into natural clumps of individual plants, however, they do benefit from being divided around every 4-6 years to keep them prolifically flowering. Why you need to divide…
We look at small sheds that are perfect for adding a little more storage space without taking up too much space in your garden – plastic, wood or metal, we check out 5 great examples If you regularly participate in fixing things around your property then you will understand the advantages of possessing a shed. They allow you to free up space in the garage by storing all your tools and other equipment, therefore, avoiding…
Gravel paths, driveways and patios look great when properly groomed. Weeds, leaves and bald areas can ruin the look of a landscape. Gravel areas need regular raking so as to prevent leaf buildup and weed growth and give them a neat look. The right tool simplifies the process and that’s where a gravel rake comes in. This landscaping tool is made from thick, robust metal with widely spaced individual teeth in order to limit disturbances…
To make your garden more attractive you can capitalise upon climbing plants and flowering vines that not only produce dark foliage but are complimented by beautifully coloured flowers that attract butterflies and bees to your garden. The best climbing plants for trellis designs are those that really fit with your garden and the infrastructure you have. For example, you don’t need to purchase a brand new trellis in order to take advantage of a climbing…
