Many people shop for flowers at the garden center. They will buy nursery-grown plants for their gardens. The flowers will be planted in an area that agrees with their requirements. Then the gardener will care for the flower, making sure it grows to be a healthy plant.
Yesterday my neighbor spent a lot of money on a variety of flowers, I told her how to plant them, and when she finished she said, does nature take its course? She did not realize that she had to take care of her transplanted flower.
Yesterday my neighbor spent a lot of money on a variety of flowers, I told her how to plant them, and when she finished she said, does nature take its course? She did not realize that she had to take care of her transplanted flower.
For the next 28 days, the newly transplanted flower will need to be watched, and all new plants need care. Here are a few garden tips that I recommend for all transplanted flower.
Encircle the plant with mulch. Do not add mulch all the way to the plant stem as this will prevent the plant from getting water and other nutrients. Mulch is a good way to control weed growth and also keep the roots cool in summer. The mulch will also help to retain moisture and protect the new garden flower from suffering from dry soil.
Feed your newly planted flowers with water-based fertilizer like Miracle-Gro liquafeed bloom booster flower food once every 10 days throughout the blooming season.
Water your newly planted flower daily with a soaker hose in the morning or before the heat of the day. This hose will wet the soil and not the plant leaves. It is best to keep the soil evenly moist but not wet. Do not let the soil dry out.
Spot-check the flowerbed for weeds and remove them when you see them. Watch the flower garden for pests. ***Do not let the flower garden dry out throughout the growing season. Set the soaker hose on a timer and water in the morning.***
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