3 Review (s)

  1. Natalia KLAKOTSKA, Cand. of sciences

    In September, cut off the mustache and damaged leaves on the strawberry.
    Until the middle of the month, try to finish landing. Pre-dig the soil to a depth of 50 cm (fill 6-8 kg of humus or compost and 30 g of phosphate fertilizer at 1 sq. M.), Remove the remains of the weeds, level the surface. Heart do not fall asleep - it should be at ground level!

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    In September, planting of bulbous flower crops for spring flowering starts, and for beginner gardeners it is always a disturbance and a sea of ​​hopes for a lush bright flowering. To hope come true, let us recall a few rules of this great bulbous epic.
    In advance, according to the rules for 3-4 weeks, we prepare the site. We spread 4-5 kg of humus, 100 g of complex mineral fertilizer and 50 g of wood ash at 1 m2, after which we dig the soil, while removing the roots of perennial weeds, and level the plot with rakes.
    Earlier, at the very beginning of September we planted narcissuses, hazel grouses, colchicums, decorative bows, and also small-bellied - snowdrops, crocuses, muscari and others. The sequence of tulips is suitable only at the end of September, and we can plant them before the end of October.
    For planting we select only healthy bulbs, mercilessly culling soft, with spots, mold. Before planting for the prevention of diseases, we process the bulbs with fungicidal preparations (according to the instructions), after which we necessarily dry it.

    That there was no disagreement in the flowering of tulips, crocuses, hyacinths, we observe the rule of planting bulbs of the same size - then the flowering time and the height of the plants will be aligned.
    The largest bulbs with a diameter of 9 cm are planted in the front of the garden, small bulbs and a large baby in a remote place, but always in the sun so that they will gain strength. The sun for onion bulbs is very important, in the shade even large bulbs grow smaller, and the next year may not bloom.
    Well, before the magnificent flowering of tulips under the trees, which is often seen in magazine pictures, only elite bulbs are selected for such plantations, and the next year they are sent to the sunny "resort": or even thrown out (there is such a fashion - to grow tulips in a one-year culture). That is, plant tulips, hyacinths, daffodils in the penumbra are possible, but it is necessary to dig out such bulbs every year, carefully observe the temperature regime during storage, and the next year planted in more comfortable conditions.
    However, most varieties of tulips can be left in one place for 4-5 years, except for lily-colored, parrot, which quickly come to naught without annual digging and drying.

    Narcissus and small-bellied, on the contrary, like to be less worried, so we transplant them only when they grow.
    Let's remember the rule of planting bulbous: the depth should correspond to three times the height of the bulb. On light soils, we increase this depth by 1 -2 cm, on heavy soils - we reduce it by the same amount. The distance between large bulbs 15 cm, between small bulbs 8-10, see.

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  3. Victor

    In the beginning of autumn I cook my large-leaved hydrangeas for wintering.
    I stop watering.
    I cut off the lower leaves so that the shoots began to be woody. Before freezing, I remove the remaining leaves, except for the apical.
    I gather the shoots in a bundle, bend it to the ground, and fix it with improvised materials.
    Then from two sides of the plant I put two small boards on the ribs in the shape of the letter "L" - so the bush is in a low wooden fence.

    I put a bucket of peat in the center of the bush, I fall asleep on top with dry leaves and throw spunbond and film, pressing bricks along the edges.
    Now I am calm: my cold hydrangeas are not terrible!

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