Hedge trimming, like pruning, is one of those essential gardening tasks which have to be done, but is often done incorrectly.It’s often seen as a chore rather than plant or bush care (which it is) so it’s often rushed or not seen as a skill that has various techniques and strategies based on your bushes and hedges. Read on to learn how to improve your hedge trimming for the benefit of your garden.
Hedge trimming, like pruning, is one of those essential gardening tasks which have to be done, but is often done incorrectly.It’s often seen as a chore rather than plant or bush care (which it is) so it’s often rushed or not seen as a skill that has various techniques and strategies based on your bushes and hedges. Read on to learn how to improve your hedge trimming for the benefit of your garden.
There are many obvious signs of tree disease that we have previously covered, but some are quite subtle and easy to miss so here are some helpful tips to spot the not-so-easy signs of a sick and diseased tree. Changes to the Bark If the bark on your tree changes it may do so slowly and be easily missed even though it is easy to see once you look. If you see black or white spots on the bark or the bark is discoloured then this is a sign of a fungus and a sick tree.
If you love your trees or even a single tree, then you should definitely know these simple 7 steps in how to help take better care of it. Some trees require more care than others, but all will benefit from the following simple tips. Watering All trees require water like every other living organism, some require more than others, but younger trees require more, especially newly planted trees. In Australia, depending on where you are it can be a long time until the next rainfall, so there’s no harm in watering your trees. Start from a
