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pag my tiyaga my nilaga wow | Shangme in USA

Lilac season is here!💜💜💜✨ Two of the most important steps when growing lilacs: Lilacs are sun lovers and need at least 6 hours of direct light per day in order to flower to their fullest potential. Lilacs that are planted in full shade will be leggy and sparse, with little to no blooms. If you find that your lilac is suddenly shaded due to maturing trees or nearby shrubs, consider having the tree canopies limbed back or thinned out. On reblooming varieties deadheading lilacs after the first w

PRUNING HYDRANGEAS FOR WINTER SUCCESS 🌿❄️🌸 As winter's whispers grow nearer, it's time to ensure your hydrangeas—particularly the ones that bloom on new wood like PeeGees, Limelights, Annabelle, and Bobo hydrangeas (those lovely cone-shaped varieties)—are prepped for the snowy days ahead. 🌨️🌸 HYDRANGEA PRUNING PRO TIPS: 1️⃣ Pruning these hydrangeas is all about preventing snow from weighing down their elegant heads and risking damage. Help them out by taking away the surface area 🌨️🌼 2️⃣ H

🌳✂️ PRUNING HYDRANGEAS 🫡🏠 How to prune Hydrangeas with Alex our Nursery manager! We hope this helps to keep them ready for some spring time growth! Come check out the Nursery to see all that we have in store for all of your landscape needs! #smuckergardens #hydrangeas #howtoprune #howtoprunehydrangeas #springishere #springhascome #gardenlover #gardendesign #gardeninspiration #greenhouse #gardencenter | Smucker Gardens

👉🏽Please contact a professional arborist if you’re unsure about pruning your trees and for tasks that are difficult. We prune only small trees that are within arm’s reach. Never remove or prune a tree near power lines! 🌳Late winter is a great time to prune trees while they’re dormant making them less susceptible to disease and pests. Some pruning is beneficial to the health of certain trees. It opens up the canopy allowing sunlight and air circulation and prevent disease.🌳Diseased twigs, bra