
Flowers will grow colourful blooms 'all year round' by completing 1 task now
Gardening expert Ish revealed there's one task you can carry out now to help encourage your flowers to flourish throughout the colder months.
Gardening Enthusiast Shares Secrets to Year-Round BloomsA popular gardening content creator, known as "Gardening with Ish," has unveiled his expert strategies for maintaining a vibrant and colorful garden throughout all four seasons. In a recent video, Ish provided practical advice for gardeners looking to extend the life and beauty of their floral displays, even as colder weather approaches."When it gets to September, most people think, 'Well, that's the end of gardening, it's getting a bit cold'," Ish explained. "But actually, there's so many more months worth of life in this garden." He emphasized the importance of consistent plant care, even beyond the peak summer months.One key tip highlighted by Ish is the regular feeding of plants. He recommended using a tomato feed once a week, applied directly to the base of plants. "By using something like tomato feed, just once a week, right directly to the base, will increase the potassium and potash in the soil, creating this amazing yield of flowers," he stated.Deadheading, the removal of spent flowers, was another crucial technique shared. Ish demonstrated how to snip away faded blooms at the base of the stem, noting, "By doing this regularly, I'll continue with an even bigger flush of flowers, and this will carry on for another couple months." This practice encourages plants, such as cosmos, to produce more flowers.For a burst of color in the spring, Ish advised planting spring bulbs like daffodils between September and November. This ensures that as winter annuals might begin to fade, new blooms will emerge, maintaining a continuous floral presence. He also suggested replacing summer annuals, which are not hardy, with winter pansies, violas, and primroses to keep pots and borders lively through the colder months. "It doesn't have to be dead and boring in your garden," Ish concluded, encouraging gardeners to embrace seasonal changes for continuous beauty.
Gardening expert Ish revealed there's one task you can carry out now to help encourage your flowers to flourish throughout the colder months.