“If winter comes, can spring be far behind?” – and if spring heralds then your garden would also need a makeover. Well, how about leaving the DIY aside and consulting a plant expert in UK? With the sun playing ‘peeping tom’ and birds humming new tunes, you need to get the perennials back in your garden.
Now, you may have a query – how can a garden expert help you with these responsibilities? After all, it is your garden and you know the best. Well, not necessarily – there are certain specific steps that you must follow (here your DIY loses out and expert help wins!). Scroll down and take a look –
Steps that a garden expert will follow –
Given the frost dominated UK temperature, an expert can show you the right path. Here’s how they start –
1. Surveying your yard and removing the debris
An expert will first survey your yard, remove perennial foliage, snow and debris giving it a new look. Also, these experts will renovate the greenhouses, and set the temperature to ensure a better growth.
(This point of managing temperature slipped your mind, didn’t it?)
2. Pruning time starts
Next job that they will take up is to prune your garden. For summer plants, early spring and blooming plants - late March is ideal time to help manage any unexpected freeze. With modern machinery and updated knowledge, they know which procedure to follow.
3. Soil revitalization – some spring delights in your soil
After snow-set soils, your garden needs revitalisation – and gardening experts are at your door with it! From adding mulch to correct organic ingredients, they have every detail.
Once these steps are over, you can surely consider your garden ready. However, some additional touches never go unnoticed, and you can show your DIY skills here.
Check out the available plants.
From pansies to snapdragons – lettuce to arugula, spring brings your choicest plants! Once you have your garden ready, you can not only choose amidst these, but also try out plant breeders. (How about adorning your garden with a cross flower breed?)
Install water butts in the garden.
Make use of your DIY skills here and install water butts which collect seasonal rainfall, below a downpipe. Camellias and Blueberries bloom well in rainwater.
How are you planning to welcome the spring to your garden? Share your tale with us!
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