In the verdant landscapes of the United Kingdom, where gardening is both a passion and a pastime, the cultivation of strawberries holds a special place. A renowned horticulturist from ChrisBowers, and an expert in fruit plants, sheds light on the fundamental steps to enhance the resilience of strawberry plants against diseases and pests. “The key,” … Read more
During the summer, it is important to take care of your plants for various reasons. You need your trees ready for the long hot season and for the unexpected strong winds and summer storms. This care is especially necessary for young trees to prevent them from getting diseases and have them grow strong. You should … Read more
During a hot summer day, one of the best ways to relax is to lie in a hammock under the shade of two trees. However, there is one thing that you should not neglect while lazing away. You should ensure that your trees do not suffer from your relaxation. If you haven’t yet bought a hammock, … Read more
Botrytis fruit rot, commonly called gray mold, damages an exceptionally wide range of hosts, including berries, ornamentals, and vegetables. Although numerous troublesome pathogens exist, Botrytis cinerea often causes the most serious losses in strawberries. The fungus affects the flower petals, stalks, and the fruit and fruit cups. Strawberries are a major fruit crop, and Botrytis … Read more
Seedless watermelon growth requires much more management and attention to detail, than the growing and production of regular seeded watermelons. Some extra steps are necessary to make sure the pollination and yields are right. Watermelons without seeds are not self-pollinating, pollinizers, or diploid watermelon crops. Henceforth, they must be included in production to provide pollen. … Read more