Controlling Ivy
Do you have to control ivy? Cut the stems back to the ground and dig the roots out! On green ivy: http://bit.ly/wdQpMY
Do you have to control ivy? Cut the stems back to the ground and dig the roots out! On green ivy: http://bit.ly/wdQpMY
Cut back geraniums now to encourage a second flowering period! About Bigroot Geraniums: http://bit.ly/rppWgd
Patchy perennials can be cut back to encourage new growth! Interesting perennials are fringecups: http://j.mp/iRxb9T
Leggy stems of Mahonia x media can now be cut back to encourage branching! More infos about mahonias: http://j.mp/gsWr5x
English ivy can damage walls and buildings! It may therefore be necessary to remove it! More infos: http://j.mp/gCkmtq
Did you already cut back ornamental grasses! They can as well be left until spring: http://j.mp/g8emHp
Ivy growing on trees is not harmful! However you may want to remove these plants! How to do so: http://j.mp/idGnf6
Did you already cut back faded perennials? Seedheads can be left uncut to provide food for wildlife: http://j.mp/bEhWbq
Faded herbaceous perennials can now be cut back! This may includes poppies: http://j.mp/94fq1X
Do your herbaceous perennials fade? They can now be cut back! How to prepare perennials for winter: http://j.mp/dqgRpl