isblooming GARDENING Subtle charms of
Guilthwaite Nurseries is blooming
The home of healthy plants
Let us refill your hanging baskets and tubs for a blossoming new season
With Garden Designer, Sally Cunis
Now that the decorations are packed away for another year and the celebrations are over, it’s time to shrug off the spell of lethargy cast by recent festivities and step out into the garden as that is where the true magic happens.
Whether it is damp, dreary or foggy outside, the garden is covered in snow or the ground is frozen solid, deep below the surface of the soil, tiny blades of the first snowdrops are already pushing their way steadily upwards
towards the light. OPEN 7 DAYS Find us less than 5 mins from junction 33 o
Find us less than 5 mins from junction 33 of the M1 Take the hill out of Whiston towards Swallownest on the A618 we are less than a mile
Every year I look forward to the early flowers of Daphne, Fatsia japonica, Viburnum bodnantense and the delicate blooms of the winter cherry, Prunus Autumnalis, three of which I planted close
Wickersley Moorgate M1
Guilthwaite Hill, Whiston, Rotherham, S60 4NE Tel 01709 365769 Mobile 07811 358706
Swallownest
Guilthwaite Nurseries
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Office:
01709 533697 Ged:
07775 644 983 Joe:
07717 530 590
Last year gardeners had a bad start to the year with snow until early March followed by months of hot weather; everyone will be hoping for less extremes this year. If the weather is good, try to complete some of the jobs that were left over from last autumn. Check tree supports and ensure climbers are securely tied to frames. Move any tender plants indoors that may have been overlooked or wrap them up with fleece if it’s not possible to move them indoors. In the kitchen garden, warm up seed beds with fleece or, if you’ve not had time to do so, get digging! If the soil is wet, work from boards in order not to compact the soil or leave it for a better day. If the soil contains clay, leave the soil uncovered for the frost to break up the clods. Try to work in as much organic matter as
Transform the look of your
outdoor surfaces and bring them back to life.
• DRIVES including block paved, imprint concrete and tarmac
• PATHS • DECKING • WALLS
Fatsia japonica BEFORE
possible from the compost heap and add homemade leaf mould. Remember that up until March, bare root trees and shrubs, both ornamental and fruit, can be planted out. If the weather is poor, heel the plant material into a trench
Valeside Tree Care
wintertime
• Tree removal • Crown reductions-lifting-thinning • Deadwood removal • Stump grinding • Hedge cutting • Garden maintenance • Log Sales
together in a bed on my front drive. I think these first flowers, which last several months and stand out against an old holly hedge, lift the spirits in early spring more than the bright, breezy colours of late spring; under-planted with lime-green dogwoods, a little hazel sporting catkins, and a variegated Euonymus this spring garden is a joy.
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We are based in Ravenfield covering all areas of South Yorkshire
Snowdrops DRIVE CLEAN SPECIALIST AFTER GARDENING
Maintain The New Look - All Year Round Why not let us apply our high quality block paving sealer. This process helps prevent the loss of sand and enhances the colour with amazing results.
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