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Setaccio per terra

Ecco come costruire un utile setaccio per terra fai da te con cui poter recuperare il terreno risultante dalle rastrellature di vialetti e aiuole.
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Mr Middleton Garden Shop - Mr Middleton Garden Tasks March The weather has been a little cold this week but there’s still plenty to do in the garden. However never dig if the soil is frozen, wait till it warms up a bit , usually by midday things change . You will only damage the soil structure if you dig when frozen which is not good for the garden in the long run. Start Dahlia in pots for planting out after the frosts in May. Sow your half hardy flower seeds now indoors so they are ready for planting out in late May June. Cosmos ,Marigold , Dahlia, Geranium , Petunia , Rudbeckia , Salvia, ten Week Stock , Zinnia. Hardy annuals can be sown in pots or module trays for planting out later next month .Starting them off will give them a head start. Sweet Pea , pot marigold , Nigella , Nasturtium , Godetia, Cornflower , Pansy. Lift and divide established perennial plants now to improve their vigour and create new plants for your garden. Now is also a good time to plant herbaceous perennials Prune roses to encourage strong new growth. Plant bare root roses try some of the old varieties for super scent and great displays. Feed trees, shrubs and hedges with a slow-release fertiliser by lightly forking it into the soil surface. Chempak no 8 is a low nitrogen feed that will help you produce sturdy growth rather than weak lush growth. Chempak: http://goo.gl/79j9r Plant summer-flowering bulbs such as Gladiolus, Lilies and Ranunculus into beds, borders and containers. Prune summer-flowering Clematis before they start into active growth , do not prune spring flowering till after they finish flowering otherwise you will lose out on flowers this year.. Overwintered fuchsias should be pruned back to one or two buds on each shoot and given a light feed to start the new season. As the soil warms keep an eye out for slugs they favour soft new growth. Use Nemaslug for an effective organic control. Nemaslug: http://goo.gl/WpQqf Sow early Broad beans and early peas) in seed trays of compost, just pushing the seeds into the compost, to transplant later. You can use Rowplanters filled with compost and space sow then the young plants can be carefully transferred from the Rowplanters to a prepared shallow trench in the veg garden. Plant asparagus beds from crowns. Asparagus crowns have a long life as plant where they will not be disturbed and can grow happy for many years damage. Dig trench about 20 - 25cm deep and 30cm wide, and add liberal amount of well-rotted compost to the base of the trench mixed with 90g/ sqm. of blood, fish and bone,. Place the crowns 45cm apart in the trench, spreading the roots out . Plant onion, shallot and continue to plant garlic sets provided the soil isn't frozen or waterlogged. Continue to plant raspberry canes the new Sugana Twotimer will give two crops a year. Sugana Twotimer: http://goo.gl/HrJIX Cut autumn-fruiting raspberry canes to the ground to stimulate new canes, which will fruit in the autumn. Cut the tips of summer-fruiting raspberry canes that have grown beyond the top of their supports; cut just above a bud. Protect the blossoms of apricots, peaches and nectarines from frost with some horticultural fleece. Plant rhubarb crowns now and rejuvenate old crowns in the garden by applying a thick layer of well-rotted manure to keep it healthy and reduce moisture loss through the soil. Take care not to cover the crown. Rhubarb: http://goo.gl/kloco Sow tomato seeds in a heated greenhouse for early crops. If not done already give your lawn needs its first mowing of the season . Make sure the grass is dry before you start and set the blades higher than usual for the first cut.. If you have not placed your summer order for bulbs and plant order online today for speedy dispatch. Like & Share to win Gardeners Gift Pack

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