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Pruning clematis
Early flowering clematis has the advantage that it is already in full bloom and therefore you do not need to prune it back. However, if you would like it to flower a second time, remove now the seed heads together with the leaves. In this way your plants do not need so much strength to form new flowers.
Making a herb bed
Look for an area that is sunny and protected from the wind. A south-facing location is good, because your herbs will grow best there. Arrange the smaller herbs in front of the bigger ones so that all the plants get enough light. Now you can get started with your very own parsley, rosemary and other herbs.
Spreading bark mulch
Once the soil has warmed up and the worst time for snails is past, you can start to apply a layer of mulch on your beds. Use lawn cuttings, shredded wood, straw or bark humus. Spread a sufficient quantity of horn shavings to promote the decomposition process before you cover the soil. Then apply a flat layer of mulch and renew the layer regularly.
Bringing shrub and hedges into shape
Train your bush or shrub once each year so that it remains in shape and grows densely and evenly. Young hedges can even be trimmed into shape twice a year. Remove old twigs directly at the base so that younger shoots will grow quickly. It is better to guide your hedge trimmer with both hands so that you can cut more precisely.
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Dividing and propagating plants
As soon as there is no more frost you should devote yourself to the "new growth" in your garden. You can divide most of the plants other than the ones that bloom in spring. Do this by cutting off the stems with a few roots and replant them somewhat deeper at another location. Since the roots grow, they "automatically" push the new plant upwards.
Pruning summer flowers
Make use of the first frost-free days to heavily prune back bushes and shrubs that flower in summer. Do not wait too long: Since their flowers only grow on fresh, one-year shoots, pruning early in the season will ensure a wonderful show of flowers in the summer.
