8 Gardening Mistakes You Make Every Fall and the Ways to Fix Them
8 Gardening Mistakes You Make Every Fall and the Ways to Fix Them We often see fashion blunders on TV. We may even hear ourselves giving opinions about them.
But do you realize that blunders can even happen right in your front yard? Whether you think that your garden looks good or not, it really doesn’t matter.
If everything doesn’t work, your whole garden will not work. We enumerate top gardening blunders and the ways to fix them:
1. Grass is not greener.
This ranks number 1. Why? Most gardens have lawn, but one may be slightly greener than the other. If your lawn looks more than the soil underneath, it is time to reassess your watering, fertilizing and mowing schedule.
Think where you have gone wrong and make the necessary adjustments to the areas mentioned. If nothing happens, replacing your entire lawn is a better alternative. Consider other ground covers such as periwinkle and thyme. Ask your local nursery for a possible option.
2. Tools and clutter are everywhere.
They may be useful objects, but if they are stacked in your garage because you think they are not worth the storage, they don’t just look like junk, they are junk.
Go over them one by one and determine whether you want to keep them or not. Your criteria when deciding if they deserve the trip to dump or not is simple: Ask yourself, do your specific plans for them?
3. Your home and garden can be seen from the road.
There are several short- and long-term solutions to create some privacy. One quick-fix solution is to build a concrete wall that would separate your garden from the sidewalk. For a longer, much appealing look, planting fast-growing shrubs is a good idea.
4. Weeds invasion.
Weed problems can be solved by keeping your lawn regularly maintained. Check for weeds as often as you can. Dig the weeds out by hand and keep the weed from re-growing by seeding the empty areas of your lawn.
5. Limited space.
If your problem is space, then here’s one idea that can definitely help you maximize every square inch of your garden: think vertical. Create a sense of lush greenery by using wall space, arbors and trellises to allow plants to climb upwards.
6. Where’s your home?
If shrubs have swallowed your home, then a hedge clipper comes in handy. Cut everything that is blocking your way. Seriously, you want a garden, not a house in the middle of the forest.
7. Dry spell in winter.
Most garden plants do not survive the winter temperature. Hence, they die. When planning for a garden, think of the plants that can grow year-round. Or you can always include evergreens and plants with winter interests.
8. Fences are falling apart.
Fences are not just to separate your property from your neighbor’s. They also add to the overall look of your garden. Make sure that you maintain the looks of your fences like the way you keep your plants.
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