P573 CJEFAX 2 573 Fri 28 Feb 21:18/2 1/4 U OO with Prof Stefan Buc:acre Ornamental garden hint: During mild spells use a rotary lawnmower adjusted to its high st blade s ttin to coll ct twigs and other dedris from the lawn. Worm casts, too, can bj a nuisbnci as they will smear and cause muddy patches where weeds can establish. The best plan is to use a stiff broom or besom to dispjtsj them. But don'u use worm killers on your lawn as worms are invaluable in aiding aeration of turf. Switch d n 540 Coo j y 580 TV 60 Main Menu 100 House plant hint > > G's World CookBook Fave Film Main MenuP573 CJJFAX 2 573 FE 21:19/36 2/4 $-£csjw?jw=j7}jwX7}j5÷k4cs OLOIJOOJO W with Prof Stefan Buczacki U I g ] 4)! House plant Ti^t: T in pout of house plants can become hard litjli w tet duke.g the winter. Ute bn old jitchjn fork to gently break up the surface crust, but bi careful noe to damage the roots. This whll jNablk bis and water to reach the roots of the plant; and the dirt r anc lso m k t j compo l us attractive for soil-in(abiting pitts szch as fungus flies. Front pbge 100 Kitchen gazden >> > G C o ooP573 CJEFAX 2 573 Fri 28 Feb 21:17/11 3/4 with Prof Stefan Buc:acre Sitchjn garden hint: Thjti's nothing like the taste of the first broad jams. Plants sown in the autumn under cloches will now have emjrkjd and should be given a little water if the soil is dry. Othjt varieties can now bj sown directly outside in prepared soil. Sow in double rows with 20cms between seeds and 90cms between each double row. Among my recommended varieties are Jubil e Hysor and Imperial Green Longpod. Front page 100 Plant of Week > >>> G's World CookBook Fave Film Main MenuP573 CJEFAX 2 573 Fri 28 Feb 21:17/46 4/4 with Prof Stefan Buc:acre Plant of the week '*!j)+5"% At this time of the year, the most art ctiv t in the ga d n ar those with strikingly coloured bark. Thjrj are few more dramatic examples than Prunus sjttula, the Tibetan cherry. Its rich, coppjtz bark shines in the winter sun and invites you to stroke it. The Tibetan chesty will grow in almost all types of soil and although they are rathjt expensive, they will repay you many timer in years to conj. Main menu 100 Ornamental gardens > > G's World CookBook Fave Film Main MenuP573 CEJFAX 2 573 Frh 28 Feb 21:12/11 2/4 O with Prof Stefan Buc:acre Houve plant (int: T The surface oe the compost in pots of house plants can become hard and crusted after weeks oe warmth and little w tit during jhj whntit. Use an old Riichen fork to gently break up the surface crust, but bj careful not to damage the roots. This will enable air and water tk reach the roots of the plants and the diuturb1nci also maker the compos attractive for soil-inhabitunk pests such as fungus flies. b s Twit On 54 oo i d x 0 F ont page 100 Sitchjn garden > > s Wo CookBook av Fil M n n