Chipping Campden Bulletin April 2021 Issue
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CHIROPODIST<br />
ANITA COOK MSSCh MBChA<br />
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CHIPPING CAMPDEN<br />
OPEN GARDENS<br />
HOW TO<br />
PLANT A POT<br />
1 Choose your pot<br />
Make sure your pot is big enough to house your<br />
plants and also gives them room to grow and<br />
spread. Choose a pot that compliments your<br />
planting scheme. Bear in mind that unglazed<br />
terracotta is porous and will lose moisture quicker<br />
than a glazed pot.<br />
2 Choose your plants<br />
Make sure the plants you choose are happy to live<br />
in your pot, bear in mind the situation of the pot,<br />
is it in a shady or sunny spot? Choose plants that<br />
compliment and contrast each other. Vary heights<br />
and leaf texture/size, decide on your colour palate.<br />
Match the colour of your plants to your pots for a<br />
homogenised look, or mix it up if you fancy some<br />
drama!<br />
3 Plant up your pot<br />
Chose a good quality<br />
peat free general purpose<br />
compost. Consider the<br />
needs of your plants.<br />
Drought tolerant plants<br />
(think Mediterranean<br />
citrus or succulents) will need a free draining soil<br />
so add in some grit to stop it getting water logged<br />
and give it some pot feet for added drainage. Put<br />
a few broken pot shards or polystyrene pieces<br />
into the bottom of your pot before you start for<br />
extra drainage. Decide on your main central plant<br />
then position the others around the edge before<br />
planting. Make sure they all have space to spread<br />
and will all be visible. Consider where it is to be<br />
viewed from, will your pot sit in a corner or be<br />
seen from all angles? When you are happy with<br />
the positioning of your plants tap them gently out<br />
of their pots and firm them in gently.<br />
4 Water your pot<br />
Water all your plants really well. The water should<br />
run through the whole pot and out of the bottom<br />
to encourage the roots to stretch down deeply into<br />
the pot. Water thoroughly rather than in small<br />
doses.<br />
5 Enjoy the results!<br />
Position your chair in<br />
the sun next to your pot<br />
and admire your hard<br />
work. A cold drink<br />
will definitely add to<br />
your enjoyment!<br />
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