Garden Rethink Time A
s the days get shorter so gardens start to get tired, with some plants starting to look past their best. Now is the time to lightly trim back tired plants and add some late flowering plants to extend the season. Bedding plants such as Chrysanthemums will freshen up gaps and continue flowering right up to the first frosts. They can then be trimmed back and if you are lucky you will have plants again next year. Late flowering perennials are also a good choice. Suggestions include Asters with their daisy-like flowers which can be short or tall or Japanese Anemones. The latter come in a large range nowadays, with pink, white and double varieties. You might even decide to add a small shrub for winter interest. My suggestion would be Sarcococca; an evergreen, with scented white flowers in the winter.
Sue Fry Tree Surgeons EW
• Hedge Trimming • Fruit Tree Pruning • Stump Grinding • Crown Cleaning
• Tree Felling • Deadwooding • Reducing
• Site Clearance
All work to BS3998 • Fully Insured Registered with Environmental agency
For free quote and advice call 023 8025 2308 52 Lakewood Road, Chandler’s Ford, SO53 1EX
Telephone: 023 8025 2308 • Mobile: 07818 421772 www. lakewoodt
reesurgeons.co.uk
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SUE-perb GARDENS
Designer specialising in planting
schemes Offering the following services If you want an improved garden now is a good time to make the change
Consultancy service: Sometimes advice is all that is needed Planting reports: Suggestions for improvement with choices and guidance for maintaining your garden. Scaled planting plans: Showing where to plant each plant with a maintenance schedule so you are able to look after your border. A border 'makeover' to include weeding, pruning and planting if required
ABOUT ME:
I was trained at Sparsholt College and I have years of horticultural experience
atWisley and Hillier Plant Centre where I am currently employed part time
CALL SUE ON 07951 566651
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