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  • Your Guide to Planting Ornamental Trees This Autumn

    Additional Support: Stake the tree if needed, particularly in windy areas or on slopes, to protect the Feed in Spring: In the time when the trees are producing new leaves and growth, they can use up a lot of nutrients from the soil, so it's a good idea to give them a little extra feed around May/June Planting

  • Screening Trees for Urban Gardens | Privacy Solutions for City Spaces UK

    It’s a great choice for urban gardens needing light, airy privacy rather than a dense wall of green. Low mess: Light leaf drop and minimal pruning needed. 5. No shaping needed—just plant and go. including birds, bees, and butterflies Even a single tree can make a huge difference to the look and feel Just be sure to water and feed them regularly. Are there trees that reduce noise in city gardens?

  • The Best Mixed Hedging Packs for Every Outdoor Space (2025 Guide)

    Bowhayes Trees recommends specific hedging packs to meet both practical and aesthetic needs. At Bowhayes Trees, we provide high-quality mixed hedge packs  that cater to diverse needs, whether for Crab Apple Spring blossoms attract pollinators; small fruits feed wildlife. Elderberry Flowers attract pollinators, berries feed birds. Spring feeding  – Applying organic fertiliser supports new growth.

  • Top 5 UK Native Trees for Autumn Interest in Small Gardens

    Silver birch has a calming, open feel and is linked to new beginnings in folklore. 3. Crab apple was once seen as a symbol of fertility and abundance.

  • Essential Tips for Gardening in November

    Check moisture levels regularly around newly planted trees and hedging — the top few inches should feel If the soil feels dry, water deeply rather than little and often to encourage roots to grow downwards pears , and collect hawthorn  or rowan berries  if you wish to make preserves—or simply leave them to feed Improving Soil Quality Enrich the planting area with compost or well-rotted manure to improve fertility Mulching conserves moisture, reduces weeds, and insulates roots through winter.

  • Are Cherry Trees Good for Wildlife?

    part of native British woodland ecosystems and support a wider range of life, including: Birds  that feed

  • Top 5 Ornamental Trees for Autumn Interest in Small Gardens

    Wildlife Benefit : Flowers attract pollinators in spring, and its berries feed birds in late summer.

  • How Trees Support Animal Health: A Farmer’s Guide

    Hazel : While not as nutrient-dense as willow or alder, hazel can serve as a supplementary feed and offers allowing limited access to willow browse during summer, lamb weight gains improved by 15%, with no need Visit https://www.bowhayestrees.co.uk  to explore our collection and get expert advice tailored to your needs

  • Understanding UK Soil pH & Tree Choice

    All you need is a soil pH test kit, readily available in the market at an affordable price. To Acidify Soil (for alkaline soils): Incorporate elemental sulphur, organic mulches, or acidic fertilisers

  • Essential Tips for Gardening in January

    January may feel like a quiet time in the garden, but it’s the perfect month to lay the groundwork for Soil:  Loosen the soil where you plan to plant, adding compost or leaf mould to improve structure and fertility Benefits: Low Maintenance:  Once established, grasses and ferns need little care.

  • Essential Tips for Gardening in December

    the moisture levels around newly planted trees, shrubs, and hedging — the top few centimetres should feel With borders more visible at this time of year, it’s easier to spot persistent weeds — removing them down through the soil, improving structure and fertility ahead of the growing season. What to Plant This Month December may feel quiet in the garden, but it’s still an excellent time for Only water during mild spells when compost feels dry — winter rainfall is often sufficient.

  • Essential Tips for Gardening in July

    Instead, focus on thoughtful additions that bring texture, colour, and height when your garden needs Top up nutrients with a fortnightly liquid feed to keep growth healthy and flowers blooming. Keep Weeds Under Control Warm weather encourages rapid weed growth. By focusing on small, consistent tasks like feeding, weeding, shaping and wildlife care, you’ll help Regular deadheading, weeding, and feeding will also help plants thrive through the hottest months.

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