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between cuts Shop Flowering Cherry Trees at Bowhayes → Aftercare Water well during dry spells Avoid feeding with high-nitrogen fertilisers Mulch in autumn to retain moisture and suppress weeds Monitor for signs

Introduce beneficial insects or use appropriate treatments as needed. Fertilisation:  If necessary, apply a balanced fertiliser to support continued growth, following soil

feeding can start to feel like damage limitation rather than good stockmanship. One low-tech, high-science option that’s getting serious attention is feeding willow (Salix viminalis For store cattle and suckler cows, willow browse can: Add feed diversity  during the winter. Provide plenty of clean water, as higher tannin feed can increase water intake. Plant Your Winter Willow Today Ready to add willow to your winter-feeding toolbox?

Low Maintenance:  Once established, magnolias are easy to care for, requiring minimal pruning and feeding Apply organic mulch  and feed with a slow-release fertiliser Check for late frost damage , especially Always prune, if needed, immediately after flowering . Poor soil fertility: Deficient or overly dry soil can result in poor bud development. Enrich the soil with organic matter and balanced fertiliser  in spring.

These trees help create thriving ecosystems by: Feeding pollinators  – Nectar-rich flowers support bees birds, insects, and small mammals Sustaining food chains  – Leaves and bark host insects that in turn feed emerging from hibernation Hazel ( Corylus avellana) Mammals, insects Catkins provide pollen; nuts feed These create additional habitat and food, especially for ground-feeding birds and nesting hedgehogs. Avoid Over-Pruning Tidying too much can strip away vital nesting or feeding sites.

Feed lightly with slow-release fertiliser in spring. Do I need to prune my cherry tree regularly? Only light pruning is needed, mainly to maintain shape or remove dead wood. See our pruning guide .

Feeding Trees and Shrubs Although the main growing season is slowing down, September is still an important month to feed your trees and shrubs. A slow-release fertiliser that’s high in potash is ideal, encouraging firm growth and improving disease Feeding at this stage ensures they bounce back strongly with new growth in spring. Fork it lightly into the top layer of soil to feed beneficial microbes and improve structure without

traditional gardens Cottage garden schemes Mature Height & Spread:  4–6m x 3–5m Sunlight:  Full sun Soil:  Fertile Feeding : Add mulch and a slow-release fertiliser in early spring if needed.

Hazel (Corylus avellana) Soils:  Moist, fertile soils, but extremely adaptable. Guelder Rose (Viburnum opulus) Soils:  Prefers moist, fertile soils; tolerates wetter areas. Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) Soils:  Moist, fertile soils. Benefits:  Essential host plant for Brimstone butterflies; berries feed birds. 🛠️ Need a Ready-Made Scheme?

Finally, apply a slow-release fertiliser in early spring to support robust growth and vibrant blooms. Apply a slow-release fertiliser to encourage healthy growth and flowering. Check mulch is still effective and top up if needed. Apply an autumn feed to support root development. Prune carefully to shape as the tree establishes, and feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring to encourage

your garden awakens , soil conditioning becomes crucial—adding well-rotted manure or compost enhances fertility You'll have a great chance to improve your garden's soil structure and fertility. Garden compost, wood chippings, and processed bark are biodegradable options that feed nutrients into A high-nitrogen spring lawn feed works well in late March if your grass looks tired. All the same, use minimal fertiliser to protect the environment.

Feeding and Root Support Roots remain active long after leaves begin to fall. Applying a low-nitrogen, slow-release fertiliser in October encourages root growth and boosts the plant Over winter, mulch naturally breaks down, improving soil texture and fertility. These materials boost fertility, improve water retention in sandy soils, and add vital structure to clays In exposed areas, young trees may need temporary windbreaks or shelter.