Lynda Sheehan

April Gardening: Planting, Feeding & Getting Ready for Summer April Gardening Guide Watch for Frost – Warmer days are here, but chilly mornings can still damage young plants. Hold off on planting tender seedlings outdoors just yet. Time to Plant – Now’s the perfect time to sow hardy vegetables (lettuce, beetroot, peas, potatoes) and spring […]

Daffodil Blindness Causes & Fixes for Blooming Success How to Fix Daffodil Blindness What is Daffodil Blindness? Daffodils produce leaves but no flowers due to issues like poor care, overcrowding, or pests. Main Causes: Dry soil, cutting leaves too soon, shallow planting, overcrowding, or nutrient deficiencies. Prevention Tips: Plant bulbs deeply in nutrient-rich soil, water

February Gardening Tips & Exciting Rose Workshop! I am looking forward to February and leaving the storms of January behind us, we were very fortunate to have had no real damage due to the storms. We had done a lot to prepare for the storms, taking plants in, laying trees on the ground, anything that

The Last of the Summer Wine! August has arrived, and with it, the last rush to tend to the garden. This year, more than any other, feels like a very late summer. There are gaps in the garden I haven’t filled and neglected pots. With the back-to-school season approaching, it’s like the Sunday night dread.