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May is a great gardening month and probably the last month you can plan for your summer colour in the garden. For those with limited space, bedding plants will give you maximum effect and can really make a statement. If you are taking a long-term view then a garden full of reliable fl owering shrubs is also an option For a bit of inspiration and because it’s one of the best garden show in the world, you could always visit Chelsea Flower Show (23-27 May). At Chelsea you can see garden designs and planting ideas for all budgets and all spaces - from the minimalist and ultra modern to country cottage and rural retreat. Whatever garden you have, watering and weeding are the key watchwords for May.


It’s essential to water


newly planted fruit trees, roses and shrubs regularly to help their root systems get established. It’s also the time of year when many plants’ demand for water increases as they start their major growth period. Top watering tips include – every time you plant something water it in well, make a moat of soil round newly planted plants so that water doesn’t run off and goes to the roots, water pots and containers so that water appears right to the top of the pot and get a water butt. If you have a drainpipe you have a natural water supply so a simple garden solution for May is ensure that you have adequate water storage. A simple project for this month would be to buy and fi t a water butt that will provide you with water for the garden in an environmentally friendly way and on a regular basis. Annual weeds will be popping up now, so weeding borders once a week to prevent weed seedlings establishing is a good idea. The problem with the most common weeds such as nettles, dandelions and bindweed is that they are very, very tough. They can continue to grow in conditions that make most garden plants simply fade away – and they do it, in part, by using the moisture, nutrients and light of the plants around them. The best thing you can do with weeds is to use them and make them into compost to benefi t the plants that you really want to live with. A great plant to get you into the summer gardening spirit is the pretty Petunia.– perfect for containers and hanging baskets and a great choice for instant colour. It can fl ower all summer long, providing you deadhead regularly, and comes in a variety of colours to suit any garden palette. Petunias are also available in different blooms including single, double, ruffl ed or smooth petals. They can be striped, veined or solid in colour and most sold today are hybrids developed for specifi c design purposes such as fragrance. They need full sun and can’t tolerate frost but can grow in a wide range of soils and thrive in multipurpose compost when planted in containers. Keeping on top of garden maintenance is crucial in May. The garden is coming alive so there is plenty to keep you busy. Here are some jobs you should be thinking about this month - • Plant out seedlings and young plants • Watering and weeding


• Start spraying roses to stop black spot and mildew • Fast growing hedges will need a trim • Plant hanging baskets and containers • Plant salad leaves seeds • Tie up climbers


• Feed spring bulbs for next year • Plant out tomatoes • Mow the lawn


National Garden Gift Vouchers can be bought and redeemed at over 2,000 outlets in the UK, with more than 90,000 garden plants and products on offer. Visit www.thevouchergarden.co.uk to view details of all the outlets that sell and accept them or call 0870 2408237 for more information. You can also buy them online.


Cardiff & South Wales Advertiser – Friday 12th May 2017 - 29


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