Comfrey is a robust plant, capable of surviving hard freezes and frosts with minimal damage. If you’re fortunate to have comfrey in your garden, you can easily create a natural plant food. Simply tear off 20-30 leaves, place them in a bucket, fill it with water, and let it steep for about two weeks. This process yields an excellent, homemade fertilizer.
Our UK-designed garden structures, including arches, pergolas, screens, obelisks, and gazebos, are made to fit any garden, regardless of size or style. The tubular construction of these structures provides both strength and visual appeal, making them a great addition to any garden.
Sowing sweet peas in October leads to larger plants with stronger root systems, offering earlier and longer-lasting spring blooms. For growing dwarf pea varieties, the I.Y Pea Frames are an easy and effective solution. These frames are easy to assemble with polypropylene netting, offering a sturdy support for your peas.
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For outdoor climbing plants like sweet peas, runner beans, and French beans, an obelisk-style wigwam support frame is ideal. These frames, which can be made from bamboo canes and string, are perfect for creating a sturdy support system for your climbing plants. Additionally, the Haxnicks Sweet Pea and Bean Frame is a great option for a tidy and impressive garden display. This frame eliminates the hassle of constructing teepees from bamboo canes and tying the plants to them.
To ensure your sweet peas bloom beautifully, it’s recommended to pinch out side shoots and tendrils, a technique used by exhibition growers. This encourages the plant to focus its energy on producing stunning flowers. Remember, the right support and care can make a significant difference in your garden’s appearance and yield.
