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    Bridgend the town by the river 

Welcome to
Alan's
Gardeners Calendar

February

Cornus Midwinter Fire

This plant is grown for the fiery red of its bark from November through to February.

The mature Height is 200cm with a 200cm spread so when planting more than one specimen leave 200cm spacing.

Plant in fertile, well drained, humus rich soil.

Prune in mid spring as the new growth begins to show.


Cornus serivea Flaviramea

This plant has yellow foliage but is also grown for the Strong yellow of its bark from November through to February.

The mature Hight is 200cm with a 200cm spread so when planting more than one specimen leave 200cm spacing.

Plant in fertile, well drained, humus rich soil.

Prune in mid spring as the new growth begins to show.




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Gardening
Tips and Tricks


To change centre piece during the season plant an empty pot in the centre display


Then plant the bedding around the pot.
Pansy Plentifull
 
Place a potted plant in the centeral container
When the centre plant finishes flowering replace with another that is in bloom.( Sysirinchium 'E K Balls' )
Gravel over to disguise the central pot and prevent weed growth
When the centre plant finishes flowering replace with another  that is in bloom.

Has that old bird bath had it's day. Why not plant it up with Alpines.             Don't forget the drainage holes.