Bounce Magazine 77
In this spring edition we feature the internet sensation dodie, we review The Swan House in Beccles, don't miss our Mother's Day Gift Guide, we also have two amazing competitions to win tickets to The Wailers and Brand New Heavies. We review the GlassVAC share our top gardening products, plus we have our top Bounce loves baby clothes and accessories. We also feature weddings, health and wellbeing, business, music and entertainment, fashion, sports and much more!
In this spring edition we feature the internet sensation dodie, we review The Swan House in Beccles, don't miss our Mother's Day Gift Guide, we also have two amazing competitions to win tickets to The Wailers and Brand New Heavies. We review the GlassVAC share our top gardening products, plus we have our top Bounce loves baby clothes and accessories. We also feature weddings, health and wellbeing, business, music and entertainment, fashion, sports and much more!
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MARCH 2019<br />
MARCH<br />
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March<br />
SPRING ARRIVES... FINALLY!<br />
BY KATE LINES<br />
Kates Top Tip : Feed trees, shrubs and<br />
hedges with a balanced fertiliser.<br />
Spring usually arrives by mid-<br />
March and the frequent sunny<br />
days provide the opportunity for<br />
an increasing range of gardening<br />
tasks.<br />
It’s time to get busy preparing seed beds, sowing<br />
seed, cutting back winter shrubs and generally<br />
tidying up around the garden, which I cannot<br />
wait for!<br />
Although they seem short lived, deadhead the<br />
flowers of Narcissus (daffodils) as they fade, but<br />
allow the foliage to die down naturally.<br />
Pots and tubs benefit from topping up with fresh<br />
John Innes compost. Old compost can be removed<br />
and replaced with new if there is not much room for<br />
topping up.<br />
It’s good to also plan ahead, you may wish to get<br />
your sweet pea wigwam growing supports ready. In<br />
mild areas, you can transplant young plants to the<br />
feet of the wigwam, using a light twine to tie them in.<br />
Mow established lawns if the weather is mild enough<br />
and the grass shows signs of growth. Ensure the first<br />
cut of the season is light, you can raise the blades<br />
to achieve this. Any bare patches of grass can be<br />
re-sown at the end of the month.<br />
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