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Launch Of Our Website & New Email Newsletter

At Cleeve Nursery we are already underway to plant, grow and provide some of the best plants in the South West.

We have also launched our new website and this informative email newsletter.

We hope you like the changes we have made and you'll be amazed what we have planned for 2012.

If you would like to give feedback or ask any question, please get in touch by clicking this link.

February Gardening Tips

Here are just a few things that need to be considered when carrying out your Gardening in February.

1) Re-pot perennials and shrubs that are growing in pots. Use a good compost and add Osmocote slow release fertiliser to the mix. This will feed the plants for most of the year. If you can't move up a pot size, remove the top couple of inches of compost [and the bottom couple too if you can] and replace it with fresh.

2) Remove battered blooms from pampas grass and cut back leaves to 30 to 45 cm. This is much safer than setting fire to it!

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How to Grow Potatoes

Its the season to start planting spuds so here is one of our many gardening articles on how best to grow potatoes.

And don't forget we hold loads of different varieties so be sure to pop in and ask our staff for free advice on choice and planting.

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Winter Wonderland

Hands up anyone who hasn't got around to emptying outdoor pots of summer plants and planting something for winter! Don't despair, we won't shame you and there is still time to do something about it!

You can get a great show right outside your back door. Plants are still available to fill your pots and the recipe is simple. Choose plants with colours that compliment your pots or buy pots that compliment the plants that you fancy. Skimmias are at their best now, but sorry girls, its the male varieties that look best! These have bold and showy flower buds which will open to sweetly scented white flowers in spring.

Winter flowering heathers are tough and in flower for the next three months so they are a must too. These heathers are not fussed about limey soil and can be planted after flowering into the garden in spring.

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