AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoFall Pruning Guide: Experts say to cut back flowering vines in fall—especially roses, honeysuckle, moonflower, wisteria, and clematis—to clear dead growth, boost airflow, and set up stronger spring blooms. Skip-List for Autumn: Don’t over-tidy—avoid heavy pruning of trees/shrubs in fall, and leave some stems and seed heads for birds and insects. Japanese Maple Care: The RHS urges gardeners to keep Japanese acers consistently moist now, using moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and smart mulching to prevent early leaf drop. Wildlife Tactics: Seagulls are drawn by food, so secure bins and remove easy snacks; experts recommend humane deterrence focused on cutting off access. Community & Events: Seoul Botanic Park rolls out fall nature programs (Sept–Nov), and Western Sydney’s Wistaria Gardens hosts a free Weekend in Wistaria flower festival (Sept 19–20) timed to peak bloom. Garden Health: Lawn experts recommend Epsom salts to revive yellow, patchy turf in September. Tomato Warnings: This season’s tomato viruses are a reminder to label plants well and track varieties for better diagnosis and prevention.
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