Some annuals reseed themselves easily, so there’s not much benefit to overwintering them. Others will send up new shoots and grow continuously as long as they aren’t exposed to freezing temperatures. What to do with annual plants after flowering? Unless you cut all annual flowers as they grow, you mustRead More →
Moving a rose bush in August is not ideal; however, roses can be transplanted this time of year with extra site preparation before and extra care after the move. The transplanted rose bush will face shock from a loss of roots and the water that those roots will bring toRead More →
The best chance of success is to wait until spring, dig a trench about 30cm deep and about 30cm out around the plant, water regularly with a solution of Seasol and leave it for 2-3 months. If the plant is still looking healthy after the 2-3 months dig the plantRead More →