Miracle-Gro Evergreen Fast Green Liquid Concentrate Lawn Food - 100 m2

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This slim, sophisticated plant grows in tall, upright columns. It’s often chosen as an ornamental for doorways, gates, and even porches. The Nellie Stevens Holly is a nature-lover’s delight. This shrub boasts a pyramidal shape and vibrant clusters of red berries, which attract birds and wildlife in their many. To keep the plants rounded habit, prune in late winter or early spring. Apply 5cm of well rotted manure, or other organic matter to encourage new growth. Goes well with It’ll reach the grande height of 70 feet (3-4 feet per year) with a base of 20 feet when mature. Plant 8 feet apart and prune to your heart’s content!

These shrubs are tough old blighters and can be grown in all aspects, North, East, West, South facing & on any soil type apart from constantly wet ones. On a well drained soil keep watered until established.Leaves are small, leathery and dark green. Perfect as a foil for colourful planting in front . Foliage and flowering The best thing about Holly is it’s spiky, so you can be sure no one’s getting into your garden. Not without serious injury, anyway!

Dead head flowers after flowering and remove up to a maximum of a third of the foliage with hedge shears. This will prevent the shrub from becoming leggy and produce a mass of fresh growth. Exceeds stringent regulations and is suitable for use in areas where children and pets have access. How to use Create a new lawn or fill in a bare patch 1. Rake Create a criss-cross pattern, by sowing half the seed from left to right and the rest from top to bottom.For the best results, MOOWY claims this fertiliser should be used regularly every six to eight weeks, along with mowing your lawn every week. That said, the high nitrogen content makes us a little cautious when using this product on young or recently sown lawns. Through July and August Hebe is adorned with masses of purple bottle brush type flowers which are excellent for pollinating insects. This Mahonia is an exceptionally low maintenance shrub. The only maintenance needed is to take out dead, diseased or crossing branches should they appear. Goes well with Do not walk on the treated area and keep children and pets away from the area until the product is thoroughly watered in and the grass is completely dry to stop it transferring onto other surfaces.

Viburnum davidii is an all rounder. It can be planted in full shade, part shade to full sun positions in the garden and in all soil types including clay. Goes well with A2: Use our easy-to-use spreader settings table to set Miracle-Gro® spreaders correctly when using our products. If you’re looking for a lawn fertiliser that also does a great job at eliminating pesky weeds and moss, go with Guard-en-Force. A kilo of this stuff will cover (and get rid of) around 500 square metres of moss.It’s extremely powerful so be sure to use it with caution and experiment with the lowest measurement first: use 1 to 2 grams per litre of water per square metre of lawn and apply with a sprayer for better coverage. Plant in a sheltered position away from harsh winds. Thrives in full to partial shade (does not tolerate full sun) in any soil type. A4: Until testing has been done to ensure the safety and efficacy of using Evergreen Extreme Green Lawn Food Concentrate with a sprayer we cannot advise its use in this manner. We advise using a watering can as directed in the instructions. If tall and columnar is your thing, the Taylor Juniper is calling out to you! This hybrid juniper reaches a lofty height of 30 feet but only spreads 3-5 feet at the base. Its blue-green leaves are a sight to behold.

Do not feed as you would other shrubs as this will lead to week, straggly new growth. Goes well with Lawn feed isn’t exactly food; it’s more a combination of mineral nutrients that help your grass to grow. Just like other plants, grass needs a regular supply of nutrients to keep it growing healthily. The main nutrients needed are nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), each of which provide your lawn with different benefits. Attractive large – leathery – lance shaped leaves with dull white flowers in Spring Where to plant & care tips Simply scatter around 35g of the granular feed per 1m² patch of lawn and water it thoroughly straight after application. If you’re keen to help the germination of the added grass seed present in the feed then keep the lawn well watered for the next fortnight. The organic matter won’t stain like other fertilisers if you happen to step across it, and won’t scorch your lawn either, even if it’s over-applied.In the heat of an English summer, the grass won’t be growing – in fact, it’s more likely to be scorched by any fertilisers. Stop feeding your lawn during prolonged dry spells, and once there’s been a good rainfall, wait a few days then feed again. Aim to feed the lawn every six to eight weeks throughout the summer. Sarcoccca confusa is a wonderfully scented, fairly fast growing shrub that also works wonderfully as a low growing evergreen hedge for the shade. An exceptionally popular, fast growing, hardy shrub for full and partial shade. Unpruned it will form a compact, rounded shrub with an eventual height of 2.5m x 2.5m. Pink edged, tiny white flowers appear on flat topped florets from December to April followed deep blue berries. Small birds find these irresistible so this makes an excellent hedge to attract wildlife. It’s a popular ornamental in Japan and is actually its national tree. The tree supports a pyramidal or Christmas tree-like shape, growing wide at the bottom and thinner towards the top.