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WISTERIA PRUNING - How do I prune my Wisteria?


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1 - Weeding KEEP on top of weeding out those emerging surface growing weeds such as bittercress and meadow grass because if ieft they wii! seed around, and as they say one year's seeding, seven years weeding! -


2 -Trim Back Pulmonaria GIVING these a clip over after flowering will encourage lots of healthy new leaves and remove the old flower spikes. Give a


liquid feed high in nitrogen to help encourage fresh new foliage. •


3 - Prune Clematis Montana WHEN finished flowering you can scale back Clematis montana to where you see shoots to help shapen them, and keep an eye on long shoots, nip them out to encourage a more bushy plant


4 - Strawbeny Runners CLIP off strawberry runners to


help encourage the plant to put more energy into flower rather than growing to help give you plenty of fruits later on. Make sure to feed with potash to help encourage more fruits.


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WITH Spring nearing an end and Summer just around the corner, now is the time to start looking at incorporating Summer colour into the garden. Gardens can look show stopping in the Spring


and sometimes very green in the Summer. This is down to plant choice generally being focussed on - what is in flower now, without sparing much of a thought for what is still to flower. Look at introducing some long lasting colour


by using perennials such as Polemoniums (Jacobs Ladder), proving easy to grow and they flower for what seems an eternity. In particular Polemonium "Bressingham Purple" stands out from the rest with its striking royal blue flowers held over rich plum purple foliage and unlike other varieties has an upright habit rather that sprawling. One of my true favourite plants for long lasting


Summer colour has to be the Achilleas (Yarrow). Having ferny like foliage with medium-sized spikes of pincushion-like flowers they last for up to eight weeks, through July and August and they come in an array of colours from Red to Yellow, and Pink to White they are what you call good value for money plants. Make sure to divide them eveiy couple of years to help encourage vigour but being totally, hardy they really are worth it.


Other great perennials for Summer colour include the Border Phlox, Monardas,-Crocosmias, Astilbes


' plus many more. ' But also when planting up spaces in the garden


spare a thought for a few plants that flower later on towards the end of summer,-giving you a balance of colour throughout the season.


At the nurseiy laft week we held our event on "Fantastic Foliage", which proved a great success,


. enlightening our keen gardeners into using foliage instead of flower and also how to get the best out of their existing garden plants, they went away


filled with inspiration and a list of jobs to do as long as their arms!


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