Winter Protection for Plants
It is now necessary to give tender plants a good winter protection! How to protect plants from frost: http://bit.ly/sXf7gK
It is now necessary to give tender plants a good winter protection! How to protect plants from frost: http://bit.ly/sXf7gK
Care for your rosemary: bring it in or give it a good winter protection! About growing rosemary: http://bit.ly/ryeKV5
Remember to protect containers from frosts: bubblewrap works well! More about winter protections: http://bit.ly/u95jc0
How do you protect your plants and containers from frosts? With mulch? Wrapping? Anything else?
Check your winter protections: are they still in place? About the garden in winter weather: http://j.mp/hGlN9c
Do you have a pond? It is now time to get it ready for winter! How to care for your pond now: http://j.mp/apHfzG
Did you already make your plants ready for winter? Some winter care tips for goji berry plants: http://j.mp/bHI8DL
tell me about winter care of goji berrys
Do your herbaceous perennials fade? They can now be cut back! How to prepare perennials for winter: http://j.mp/dqgRpl
Tender plants should now be moved into the greenhouse! More tips for overwintering shrubs: http://j.mp/bBG4Ow
Packing the branches of tender deciduous trees and shrubs with straw or bracken will protect them from frost.
I moved to Kemnay, Scotland three years ago after living and working in Lyon. Remembering beautiful rosemary bushes, which survived snowy winters year after year on their own, planted just outside our mostly- glass school walls, I planted my own rosemary last year. Not knowing to protect it, only a bit survived, and it hasn’t grown much during the year.
I am planning to put a coir pad around the base of the plant and to wrap the plant in fleece?
Is this correct? Is there anything else I can do to help protect the plant?