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Gardener's Tips June Flower Garden
· Tie in sweet peas and other climbing plants
· Clip box hedges and topiary to keep them neat
· Fill in gaps in the border with bedding plants
· Cut back spring flowering perennials
Kitchen Garden
· Place straw around strawberry plants
· Thin out any congested crops e.g. carrots
· Sow corps such as swede, cauliflower, lettuce, peas etc
· Weed the onion rows
· As you continue to harvest early crops, clean the soil, sprinkle on some organic fertilizer and sow your next crop.
· Some early potatoes will be ready to harvest now
· Continue pulling rhubarb until the end of June, then give it a rest to recover its strength
Greenhouse
· Put up greenhouse shading in preparation for sunny days
· Plant corps such as tomatoes and cucumbers into containers
· Keep a close eye on the watering and feed regularly
· Keep well ventilated
· Damp down regularly to increase humidity
The Lawn
· Remove weeds
· Edge the lawns with an edging iron
· Mow lawns weekly, gradually reducing the height of the cut
· Water the lawn during dry periods
· Green up the lawn with a soluble lawn food
General Advice
· Ensure newly planted trees and shrubs are watered well
· Scoop duckweed off ponds with a net or a sieve
· Ensure a good supply of fresh water for wild birds
· Enjoy the garden and brighten it up with some flares, lighting etc.
· Sit back and appreciate you hard work so far.
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| Welcome to The Old Railway Line Garden Centre Website |
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The Old Railway Line Garden Centre is a family run business established in 1990 by the current owners, Mark and Christina Cleary. Set in the heart of the picturesque Wye Valley,nestling under the Black Mountains this small family run garden centre is open 7 days a week and ready to welcome you. We pride ourselves on the quality of the products we provide, the knowledge of our staff and our high levels of customer service. Please come and visit us, we look forward to welcoming you |
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| What's Happening here at the Garden Centre.... |
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Our newly paved plant area is now fully open with many different displays of seasonal plants to add instant colour and impact to your garden. We have installed the new drainage system underneath the block paving and will commence with the water recycling work in the summer after the bsy bedding season ahead. We would like to thank our customers for their kind comments regarding the work that we have done, it is nice to know that our work is appreciated. once again, thanks to you all for your co-operation during the past few months |
| What's New and Arriving Soon.... |
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Grow your own vegetables, herbs, fruit bushes and trees. All in stock now |
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Summer bedding plants are in full swing, packs of bedding from just £2.99 |
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Great selection of tools now on offer. Joseph Bentley, Wolf and Yeoman |
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Our latest container of oak furniture has arrived. Click here to see what is available |
| Two Year Hardy Plant Guarantee.... |
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Here at the Old Railway Line Garden Centre we are committed to providing you with the highest quality plants and will guarantee a free replacement or credit for any container-grown, hardy plant which dies within 2 years of purchase providing:
If you would like any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. |
| The Garden Centre Association.... |
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Here at the Old Railway Line Garden Centre we are full members of the Garden Centre Association. At GCA member garden centres you can be assured of excellent levels of service, plants of quality and associated products together with innovative life-style displays, professional advice and information. To see more about the GCA please click here |
| The Horticultural Trades Associaiton .... |
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We have been members of the Horticultural Trades Association for a number of years. The HTA are an independant association dedicated to the garden centre and horticultural industry To see more about the HTA please click here |