MaryMary
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However, over winter not too much nitrogen is needed.
I meant it more in relation to this post...
When woodchips rot down they take nitrogen from the soil so plants could suffer in early spring. Actually any general fertiliser would help balance this. Not a prob in autumn as plants are "closing down"
Be a bit chilly too![]()
What? (
You think she doesn't have a pot to . . . well, never mind.