If you’re still looking for a May garden job… Then here are a few more suggestions from our CEO, horticulturalist, Peter Burks. Harvest rhubarb, unless you had an early variety and have already been eating crumbles and pies! Make sure any tall plants are given supports Ensure climbing plants are tied down as they will…
Time to clip… May is definitely a month for plenty of garden activity, so fingers crossed for good weather, grab your tools and let’s get out there: Prune After flowering cut back any early flowering shrubs such as forsythia and flowering currant At the end of May trim box for shape and keep an eye…
Jobs to do in the garden in May As the trees continue to blossom and the garden becomes more colourful, May is a month when everything really seems to come to life. Insects will begin to look for flowers and early butterflies will add some more colour. Hopefully, the sunny days will give you time…