May shrubbery update

Hello back again that’s the first busy bank holiday out of the way for may the weather seems to have taken a little bit of a turn. We have had some wonderful plants in since my last post, including Acers many varieties in various sizes and prices, also grasses and the ever-popular Hydrangeas again in various sizes. Although most of our plants are in 2ltr & 3ltr size pots. At this time of year, we have a good selection in 5ltr and upwards to give your garden a bit more of an instant impact

Enjoy your gardening

Ian  

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Ian

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Spring clean-up : remove any dead foliage and debris from the pond and surrounding areas Water Testing : check water parameters. If the water has ammonia or Nitrite/ Phosphate issues remove any rotting organic matter and perform partial water changes. Clean and service pond equipment: clean pumps and filters, replace filter media and pads as needed and change the uv lamps. Watch out for Blanket weed: growth of blanket weed may start due to the rise in pond temperature and increase in daylight. Excess nutrients can also help blanket weed grow. Check Fish Health: watch for signs of illness as the water temp rises treat as soon as signs show. Feeding Fish: now the water temp is rising feed wheatgerm and slowly move over on to higher protein diets as the days get warmer. Plant for March: marsh marigold will bring striking golden flowers signalling the beginning of spring in the pond.