Gardeners naturally want to know whether the plant that has caught their eye is suitable for their patch, so do learn how to read labels
But gardeners naturally want to know whether the plant that has caught their eye is suitable for their patch. Which is why plant breeders andPictures of the plant with its most important features cover the front of a label, usually with a scientific name, but common name as well if applicable. There are also often symbols – some of the most common being a vase or urn depicting the, a rather long-winded way of saying the plant will do very well in suitable gardens.
However, gardening is much more pleasant if plants that suit the site are chosen while demanding plants for the site in question are avoided, or at least not too numerous.For planting, buyers are encouraged to add soil improver and fertiliser. It is uncertain if these contribute to success when planting in reasonable garden soils. Depth of planting and subsequent watering in dry spells until
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