4M X 5M GARDEN PROTECTION NETTING NET MESH STRAWBERRY FRUIT VEGETABLES SEEDLINGS

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Starting from the bottom of one side, unroll netting and drape it up and over the PVC frame down to the ground on the other side. Simply bring potted strawberry plants into an unheated greenhouse in February, or cover rows outdoors with cloches or a fleece tunnel. Alternatively place biodegradable mulch mats around individual plants or plant through biodegradable membrane.

Hardy through zones 7 and warmer, it is a great winter garden plant and looks beautiful in containers with pansies or other winter color. My little strawberry patch produces a modicum of berries in June, but we’d lose them all to the birds and the chipmunks without a netting. The polymer is melted and forced through nozzles and cross strands then set at the joints as the material cools. It’s best to water in the mornings rather than the evenings, so if the plants or fruit do get splashed, they have plenty of time to dry out. Knowle Nets was started in 1965 at Knowle Farm Bridport Dorset - the home of net making since the 9th century.However if you worry about critters digging underneath or the wind blowing the cage over, secure the PVC pipes into the ground with garden staples. It was extremely easy to install, relatively inexpensive and broke down quickly for storage at the end of the season. Note: My posts are proudly connected to these amazing link parties full of DIY ideas and inspiration! Fall is a great time to grow cilantro in mild climates, as the plants are frost tolerant and love the cool weather in fall, winter, and early spring. Plant spare runners (plantlets produced on long stems) into any gaps in the row or use them to replace old plants.

Dried basil just doesn’t have the aromatic quality of the fresh leaves, which are often added at the last minute to many Asian dishes. Lemon balm, a member of the mint family, is a lovely mild herb named for the lemony scent of its leaves.Suitable cultivars include ‘Cambridge Favourite’ AGM, ‘Honeoye’ AGM, ‘Rosie’, ‘Royal Sovereign' and ‘Tamella’. You can use a fleece net over our strawberry cages over winter, with extra pegs for wind resistance. Plant strawberries in mid-spring or in late summer/early autumn – no later than the first week of September in the northern Britain and the second week of September in southern regions.