iling and salted water is harmful to plants! It even acts as a natural weed killer... Plants that like coffee are hyacinths and amaryllis as well as azaleas and hydrangeas. It is possible to water hydrangeas and ferns with tea, as well as: • rubber plant • spider plant • oxalis ...
, free of charge and led by professional gardeners. Eight advisory workshops will be specifically dedicated to Asian plants such as peonies, bamboo, hydrangeas, Japanese maples, epimediums, wisteria, Nashi, and turmeric. As every year, animations and shows will also be on the program, including do ...
the soil (if you just spread it on the surface, it attracts flies and gnats). As long as you follow these few precautions, you can use it to turn hydrangeas blue, enrich your vegetable garden soil, or activate your compost. Some people claim that coffee grounds also help scare away slugs and ...
this climbing plant loves partial shade. Therefore, you can confidently install it in the less sunny areas of your garden, for example, as a backdrop to hydrangeas in a flowerbed. You can also use this perennial climber in a mixed hedge by combining it with other vigorous climbers like the cream-flo ...
s (not to be confused with Cape plumbago or Plumbago capensis, which requires regular watering!). • Dichroa versicolor Round Blue, a shrub related to hydrangeas that features small bluish flowers followed by dark blue berries. • Spike speedwell or Veronica spicata Ulster Dwarf Blue, a pr ...
ip in the oyster beds. N.B. (Nota Bene) Oysters being naturally salty, go easy on the salt in the sabayon. And consider recycling the shells as fertilizer for your hydrangeas: their calcium works wonders in the garden. ...
