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When to prune:
Late spring or early summer (after new growth has started). Avoid pruning in fall or during frosts.
How to prune:
Lightly trim the tips to shape the plant.
Never cut into old, brown wood – it won’t regenerate!
Remove dead or dry branches for better airflow.
For topiary or formal shapes, you can prune again in late summer.
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As a couple with more than a decade of gardening experience, we've nurtured countless plants, faced numerous challenges, and celebrated many triumphs. Our garden has been a canvas for our creativity and a sanctuary for our souls. Today, we're excited to share how the Plantis mobile app has revolutionized our approach to gardening, especially for beginners and amateur gardeners like you.
Our gardening adventure began with a small backyard plot. At first, we knew little about how to grow plants, but our enthusiasm was boundless. One of our earliest memories is trying to grow tomatoes. We planted them too close together, thinking more was better. The result? A tangled mess of vines and underdeveloped fruits. It was a valuable lesson in the art of spacing and patience.
Interestingly, last year we tried a new approach with the help of the Plantis app. This mobile gardening app provided insights into optimal planting distances, watering schedules, and pest control. The result was a bumper crop of juicy tomatoes that we proudly shared with our neighbors.
The Plantis app has become our digital gardening companion, offering gardening tips for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Here's how it makes a difference:
Isn't it amazing how one small change, like adopting a new tool, can transform your whole garden?
One summer, our beloved rose bush was attacked by aphids. We felt frustration creeping in as chemicals seemed too harsh, and manual removal was time-consuming. My neighbor insists on using insecticidal soap, but here's what worked for us: a simple DIY garlic spray. We mixed garlic cloves with water, let it steep, and sprayed it on the affected areas. Not only was it effective, but it also kept our garden eco-friendly.
Gardening is filled with trials and errors. We once planted a citrus tree, not realizing our climate wasn't ideal. The tree struggled, and we nearly gave up. However, with Plantis, we learned about microclimates and used a heat-conserving mulch to help the tree thrive. Seeing it bear fruit for the first time filled us with a deep sense of joy and accomplishment.
Our garden is more than just a collection of plants; it is a part of our family. We have shared laughter and tears, celebrated new blooms, and mourned wilted leaves. The Plantis app has been a silent partner in this journey, guiding us and offering reassurance when needed.
As we continue to learn and grow, we invite you to embark on your own gardening journey. Whether you're a beginner seeking guidance or an experienced gardener looking to refine your skills, the Plantis app is an invaluable tool. Let it be your guide as you nurture your green space and discover the profound joys of gardening.
Your garden awaits – what will you grow today?
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