I like flowers and I like to raise them, although they are not particularly good.
In the first two years back to the countryside, because there was no time, and because there was no place to plant the color blocks planted in the yard, I planted some small flowers and grass outside the yard. With the removal of the color blocks in the yard, there was plenty of time, and I was either planting flowers or on my way to buy flowers.
It seems that most of my flowers are ground-grown, except for sunflowers. Succulent also bought a lot at the beginning, now there are only two left, and all the empty pots are planted with well-raised winter beauty.
The camellia and tea plum that are blooming in my yard can bloom from mid-November to March of the following year, and the second camellia tree now has buds and can bloom until May. Camellia flowers are easy to raise but not sun-resistant, so you need to use a shade net every summer to do sun protection.
Of the dozens of various monthly seasons that I bought last year, there are less than 20 left. When the monthly flowers burst into flowers, it should be the favorite of every flower lover. But most of them are prone to illness, and since it is summer and autumn, it is important to prevent them in advance.
Hydrangeas make me happy and make me worry, how stunning they are when they bloom, and how worried they are when they are out of the sun. I can't do sun protection without watering every day, and I can't transplant it the day before yesterday under the bamboo cypress tree on the other side of the yard to see how this year is.
Sunflower is also a popping king, worthy of the sunflower, not only long flowering period, but also the bigger the sun, the more colorful the flower. But it is not hardy, and it is necessary to move into the house in winter.
The 2 pots of triangular plums potted in the first year of returning to the village were not hardy and froze to death. The day before yesterday, I planted 12 more because I still can't forget the beauty of its flowering.
Blue snowflakes surprised me the most, not only are they easy to burst, but they also have a long flowering period. The most important thing is that I can't say what its shortcomings are for the time being, and I don't dare to say it before the beginning of spring, because my friends have always said that it is not hardy. Although the old branches on it have withered, it is still fine.
Jasmine, lilies, and mountain red plants inside and outside the yard are all good to raise.
Most of the flower fertilizer I apply at home is homemade with fruit peels or orange grapefruit and fermentation bacteria, water and fertilizer for foliar fertilizer, and fat residue as bottom fertilizer.
With the passage of time, I am now more middle-aged and will rationally choose the lazy people who are good to raise.
I love flowers, I look forward to every bright day in spring#Share your tips for raising flowers #
