Bloomin Good Garden Care

16/06/2025

Look at this beauty

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

This mornings gardening

28/05/2025

Some inspiration for next month

26/05/2025

24/05/2025

Simple act of kindess can help them feed

A banana hanger is a simple way to attract butterflies to your garden. Here's how to make one:

Materials:

1. Banana
2. String or twine
3. A branch or hook

Instructions:

1. Peel the banana partially or fully, depending on your preference.

2. Tie the string or twine around the top of the banana peel.

3. Hang the banana from a branch or hook in a sunny spot.

Butterflies like ripe fruit, especially bananas, and will be attracted to the sweetness. This method can also attract other beneficial insects like bees and hummingbirds. Enjoy watching these beautiful creatures visit your garden!

23/05/2025

For your shady areas

21/05/2025

Homemade W**d Killer: A Simple and Powerful Natural Solution

Looking for an eco-friendly way to tackle stubborn weeds without relying on harsh chemicals? This DIY natural herbicide uses everyday ingredients and is tough on unwanted plants while being gentler on the environment.

🌱 What You’ll Need:
1 gallon of white vinegar – Acts as the primary weed-drying agent
2 cups of Epsom salt – Helps dehydrate and kill the roots
1/4 cup of biodegradable dish soap – Breaks down the plant’s outer layer, allowing better absorption

🧪 How to Prepare:
Combine all ingredients in a large container or a garden sprayer.
Shake or stir thoroughly to dissolve the salt and blend the mixture evenly.

🌞 Application Tips:
For the best effect, spray directly onto weeds during a sunny day. The heat intensifies the solution’s power, drying out the weeds more effectively. Be careful to avoid spraying nearby plants you want to keep, as this mixture doesn’t discriminate—it kills most vegetation it touches.

This natural alternative is perfect for driveways, sidewalks, patios, and garden paths where precision targeting is possible.

21/05/2025

Some plants to consider for shady and sunny areas of the garden

21/05/2025

Lovely mature alpine perennials in this rockery…

19/05/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16Yfaybex2/?mibextid=wwXIfr