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How to Grow the Tropical Effect Garden 'Must-Have' - 'Kniphofia caulescens'

  If you are looking for plants to provide you with both exotic colour and architectural effect then Kniphofia caulescens – (Red Hot Poker) has to be up there for strong consideration. Unlike the majority of the rather dull (my opinion only) pastel shades of weak, overly-leafy growth that seems to the the trend for Kniphofia cultivars at the moment, Kniphofia caulescens is an absolute man of a plant with bold, muscular blooms on stocky stems which shine magnificently against the backdrop of gorgeous powder, glaucous-blue foliage.  However the news is better than that is is evergreen, extremely hardy and capable of surviving plenty of neglect. Just avoid planting in areas prone to waterlogging over the winter. As a tip, tie leaves together in late autumn to form a canopy over the crown in order to prevent water from settling in the crown and freezing. If you would like to see more content like this then why not consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel. It is absolutely free and ...

Tropical Gardens UK: 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Planting Exotic Sago Palm...

Sago Palms or Cycads – Cycas revoluta are a fantastic choice for the tropical effect, cold hardy, exotic garden. However there are a few mistakes you need to avoid when planting or potting them on. In this video English horticulturist Simon explains what you need to know to get the best performance out of this wonderful plant. One of the first things to know is that the Sago palm requires a slightly acidic compost, and that the compost itself need to be well draining as cycads can be susceptible to soil borne fungal infections. Most cycads are sold as either houseplants or kept under cover outside which means the foliage is grown fairly soft which can put this plant at risk when placed directly into a position that receives full sun. If you would like to see more content like this then check out our YouTube channel ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. It is absolutely free to subscribe to and you can unsubscribe instantly at anytime. Don’t for get that you can click onto...

100 first dates: How much time do you spend on dating sites?

If you’re even slightly interested in online dating, then you probably know that some users spend a lot of time on dating sites and applications. But have you ever wondered how much? Believe us, the numbers will surprise you!  Today we want to share some interesting statistics about modern web dating, offer expert advice on how to make online dating more effective, and also recommend several online services that will help you find your perfect match. Let’s get started! Revealing modern web dating statistics and expert opinions Millennials spend an average of 10 hours a week on dating apps, according to research by the Independent. That’s almost an hour and a half a day. This is really a lot, given that so much time is spent on social networks, instant messengers and other web communication formats. The problem is that the majority waste this time, and are left with nothing, turning the process of finding their soulmates into a regular routine. A similar study was conducted by spec...