Tip of the month
December
Compost heaps
~ Turning the compost heap is a good job for a sunny winters day
~ As the bacteria rot the plant material down the compost heap generates it's own heat
Pruning
~ Prune friut trees and bushes
~ Any branches with sunken scars or tiny red bumps probably have canker and should be removed
~ Disinfect tools after removing deseased wood
Flowers for Christmas
~ Cut branches of early flowering shrubs such as forsythia and witch hazel in early December
~ Leave them in a cool, light room and with luck they should be in flower for Christmas
January
Lawns
~ Keep off the gass if it is frozen or soaking wet
Roses
~ Now is a good time to prune your roses whilst we are in the dormant season. Avoid pruning in the frost as this could damage the bud
~ Cut dead branches back to the base of the rose
~ Shorten long branches by half (personally I look at 3rd bud to outfacing)
Pruning
~ Prune friut trees and bushes
Timber structures
~ Inspect fences, pergolas, and other garden structures for damage and untreated areas. Wood that is in contact with the ground e.g. fence posts, gravel boards. are most likely to rot
~ Make repairs while the plants have died back and structures are more easily accessible
February
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