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Question: What do I need to do to protect my recently planted trees, shrubs and perennial flowers from winter cold damage? Answer: Although cold winter temperatures can damage recently planted plants, damage from drying is more dangerous than cold temperatures.
The West Australian Each week The West Australianâs Sabrina Hahn addresses Perth gardenersâ prickliest problems This week sheâs identifying mystery plants from Kalgoorlie to Warnbro, explaining how much summer watering a new verge garden needs, and admiring some…
Don’t water based on the month or the season – be led by what the plant is actually doing The problem Cutting back on watering for winter has become so ingrained that people start rationing by the calendar, giving plants just…
Oroville Mercury-Register The mornings are cooler, but it’s still summer for us, and many of our gardens are looking brown and crisp rather than the lush green they were back in the spring. Here in summer-dry Butte County we live…
Forget the daily reminder. This clever setup isn't just easy, it helps keep your hanging plants hydrated without having to remember to water them every day. No More Wilted Plants: The Hands-Free Solution To Keeping Hanging Baskets Watered We may…