Y Garden - Yuliya on Instagram: "Standing Ovation™ Serviceberry – Quick Stats Botanical Name: Amelanchier alnifolia ‘Obelisk’ Common Names: Standing Ovation™ Serviceberry, Juneberry, Saskatoon Berry Mature Size: 15 ft tall × 3–4 ft wide Growth Habit: Upright, columnar Growth Rate: Moderate (12–24” per year) Hardiness Zones: USDA 2–8 Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Moist, well-drained Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring Flower Color: White Fruit: Edible deep purple berries (June–July) Fall Foliage: Red to orange hues Wildlife: Attracts birds and pollinators Deer Resistance: Yes Lifespan: 20–30 years @firsteditionsshrubstrees @ryanplantsplants @baileynurseries"
Marie Kollberg | Inspiration inom återbruk och secondhand on Instagram: "Jag har fått flera frågor om hur vi byggde växthuset av gamla fönster och ska försöka svara med denna film. Det första vi gjorde var att utgå från de gamla fönster vi hade fått tag på. Måtten måste vara utifrån dem. Så måttet blir olika för alla! Sedan ställde vi marktegel löst som en ram på gruset mot väggen. Därefter snickrade Peter en stomme, den ligger på teglet och är skruvad i väggen. Nu var det dags att fästa fönstren och till slut lägga läkt som tak och därefter taktegel på. Till slut det roligaste: måla! Hoppas du förstår på ett ungefär - lycka till med ditt växthus!"
The Disco Garden on Instagram: "Trellising can completely transform the vibe of your garden space. Some plants don’t just love it—they need it! So why not have fun with it? Imagine strolling through your garden with a glass of your favorite drink, completely surrounded by lush, green walls. Magical, right? There are endless ways to build trellises and a variety of materials to experiment with. You can even construct them using last year’s garden waste and some twine! Get creative, think outside the box, and turn your trellises into living art. Hope these ideas spark some inspiration! #gardeninspiration #gardentrellis #backyardgarden"
Amy Powers on Instagram: "Late winter early spring is when we prune our panicle type hydrangeas: lime light, quick fire, strawberry vanilla are examples. These are the hydrangeas with the cone shaped flowers. - 1st remove all the thin unproductive stems. Anything thinner than your pinky finger. - while you were removing the thin stems look for any other stems that are wounded where the bark has rubbed off. That’s a potential for disease. - next look for any crossing branches that could cause a wound. Remove one of the two crossing branches. - then look down the center of the plant and make sure there are no branches crossing through the middle of the plant. We want an open center plant where nothing is crowded and crossing. - on the healthy remaining stems, we only take a third of the len
Lara Winter on Instagram: "🌸 I'll be attempting a bigger structure this spring, so keep following to see what it is🌸 But for now: If you want a fully covered sweet pea tent this summer, you can start your seeds in late Feb/early March. What you’ll need: 7ft (~215cm) bamboo canes (I used 9) String A bit of compost A variety of sweet pea plants (approx. 16) Some pre grown runner bean plants (I used 4) Some pre grown pea plants (I had 3) How to do it: • position the bamboo canes making a tent shape and tie together at the top. Mine were about 35cm apart. • push the ends of the canes into the ground (around 10cm deep) • dig a circular trench and mix a bit of compost in with the soil • Tie the string: - Starting from the top at one side of the entrance opening, I wound the string around e
• Julia • on Instagram: "• Staudenstütze/Rankgitter in 5 Minuten • Momentan fällt in unseren Gärten eine Menge Rückschnitt an, der auf keinen Fall einfach nur in der Tonne landen sollte. Denn daraus lassen sich viele tolle Sachen machen, wie z.B. Kränze, Beeteingrenzngen, Staudenstützen oder wie ich hier kleine Rankhilfen. Davon gibt es unterschiedlichste Formen, ich habe mir die Ruckzuck-Version vorgenommen: Dazu einfach biegsame Zweige auf die gleiche Länge bringen, im Bogen mindestens 5 cm tief in die Erde stecken und an der Schnittstelle verbinden. Jetzt noch ein bisschen Übergangsdeko bis im Mai die Duftwicken hier einziehen werden. Viel Freude beim Nachmachen ♡︎ ☞︎ teile den Beitrag gerne für andere Gartenfreunde in deiner Story ☞︎ um ihn später wieder zu finden speichere i
Skye Hamilton • Home & Garden • Hydrangea Queen on Instagram: "How to prune Panicle Hydrangeas! Pinnacle hydrangeas bloom on new wood so they can be pruned anytime between full dormancy which means it’s consistently under 32° at night through early spring. The easiest way to prune is defined last year‘s growth and count 3 to 4 buds up from the Y. Prune right above the-bud. Next cut out all branches thinner than a pencil, unless the plant is less than a two years old. If you have a young hydrangea, you’ll just want to use your judgment and create structure with the thickest branches. If you do not know what type of hydrangea you have, comment “VARIETY”, and I will send you my reel on how to identify your hydrangea. #paniclehydrangea #hydrangeaqueen #hydrangeapaniculata #hydrangeapaniculata
Alexandra on Instagram: "Záhradný job, ktorý by ste si tento rok mali opäť naplánovať - prírodná podpera pre pivónie. Tie totiž dokážu na jar po daždi pekne ľahnúť na zem, čím sa zničia všetky krásne kvety. Ja som im preto aj tento rok vytvorila podperu z prútov vŕby. Ak máte možnosť, ešte lepšia je lieska. Tak čo? Uložíte si tento záhradný tip? #gardeningtips"
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Skolvägens Flora on Instagram: "Odlar du också grönsaker och blommor som vill klättra? Då kommer här ett fint tips på hur du på ett enkelt sätt gör en fin spaljé till dom när tjälen har släppt ute i bäddarna 🫛 🌸 Du behöver: 7st Bambupinnar Natursnöre Sax 🌱 Stick ner 4 bambupinnar i din pallkrage. Dessa pinnar får agera ”gavlar” på din spaljé. 🌱 Bilda ett kryss på varje ”gavel” och knyt sedan ihop med hjälp av natursnöre. 🌱 Använd sedan två lika långa bambupinnar som du placerar vilandes på din odlingsbädd. 🌱 Använd ytterligare en bambupinne och placera ovanpå dina ”gavlar”. 🌱 Nu är spaljén klar och du skall nu knyta fast natursnöret i spaljén. 🌸Lycka till 🌸 Spara gärna inlägget så du enkelt hittar tillbaka 💚"
Serena Young on Instagram: "Be kind my first ever voice over attempt! 🤪 You realise you won’t shut me up now 🤣 My sweet pea growing frame which will be going up early March. 🌱 I use 8 foot long bamboo canes, I found 6 foot too short, the sweet peas flopped over at the top, place the same number each side opposite each other and tie each pair together with garden twine/string, place one bamboo cane across the whole top and tie in securing the whole frame. I plant two plants per cane. Sweet peas love lots of water and feed, I use liquid seaweed fertiliser from a watering can once a week. Hope this is useful! Enjoy your day! 😁"
Haley | Edmonton Flower Farm and Florist on Instagram: "Full disclosure, I use a computer for pretty much everything except for my field map. Something about having the flowers laid out in front of me in this way, just makes sense to me. Here are some things to consider when you’re laying out your garden or field: 1) Tall plants will shade your other plants depending on where you put them in the garden. For example, Orach/Atriplex gets very tall, so I put it an area of the garden where it doesn’t shade any other plants, or only shades the plants that don’t require full sun. 2) Plants like Didiscus and Scabiosa get stems can be pretty unruly, so I put them in the same row so that I can net the entire thing. 3) Some plants get extremely bushy, Cosmos for example, so I put them next to