Your winter garden

If you are looking for spring is just around March 21, enjoy a preview of the season by some of the perennials. Almost all the early flowering plants can use. For the beginning I would suggest that you select from the following: English primrose, Primula vulgaris, Himalayan primrose, P. denticulata, Pasque Flower, Anemone Pulsatilla, and leopard-Bane caucasicum Doronicum be present with a good root system and should not be excavated put in a bigger pot including, if necessary, to the roots.

Squad Daphne cneorum D. is a nice small shrub with beautiful, fragrant flowers. It can also be performed. Installations with a price range 80-10 cm are preferred. If you do not have facilities at hand, you can buy from any nursery specializing in trees and bushes.

When these plants, the forces that it is important pot soon, so you can do, root growth before winter makes a. Then put the pot in a cold -> And buried in sawdust or sand in the wheels peatmoss. After it was exposed to a few hard frosts, cover with something that does not become cloudy. The wings of glass must be kept for most of the winter the ground to prevent freezing too deeply.

Late February or early March to remove the plants from the frame and take it in a cool room. A temperature of 50-55 is desirable to form flower buds can be positioned at that time the plants in the living roomRoom. It 'better to have a temperature below 70. None of these plants will appreciate the Rod Hardy, then should not try increasing the temperature in a hurry.

Moving chrysanthemums in the garden - Chrysanthemums may be useful in the garden, transplanted to gaps in the tender documents have been removed or annual deaths bulbs filled. If you have some plants in the reserve for this purpose, you can certainly buy a garden center or nursery school whenNearby, they get there. Select the plate with the continued growth and tight top.

Planting deciduous trees and shrubs - As the earth continues thawed, planting deciduous trees and shrubs, as Penstemon plants can continue.

Excavation and conservation of tender bulbs - If you have not already done so, dig dahlia, gladiolus bulbs and payment.

Evergreens for irrigation - Towards the end of the month with a screw 12 - to 18-inch deep soil sample near theEvergreens. If the sample is dry, water is completely below the Evergreens. Once this is done, drain irrigation lines, so that there is no risk of water freezing in them.

Collection Root Crops - Root crops like beets, turnips and carrots should be dug and stored. Parsnips, leek and black roots, which improve with a light frost can be harvested later.

Winterfest brings tools and soil - In preparation for next season, 'winter, your garden furniture,including the mower. Clean tools, coat with thin layer of oil and bring them under cover. Also bring a supply of dirt inside.