Jobs in March for Week 2

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Jobs in March for Week 2

06 Mar Jobs in March for Week 2

Posted at 12:08h in March, Monthly jobs by Jules of the Garden

FRUIT & VEG

Raspberries; Feed with a general potash rich fertiliser, then cover with a mulch of manure or compost.

PLANTS

Grow Wisteria or ornamental vines to climb up a pergola. Consider more tender climbers in a mild sheltered garden. Clematis armandii flowers early Spring. Trachelospermum; white blooms in summer.
Divide ornamental grasses to prevent congestion. Those such as, Calamagrostis, Deschampsia and
Grasses from warm climates, such as Arundo, Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana), Miscanthus, Panicum, Pennisetum and Spatina don’t need as frequent division. Look out for the first signs of new growth, and divide then. Do not allow to dry out in summer when replanted.