Naturalnie o ogrodach · Katarzyna Bellingham i Jacek Naliwajek

220. Marzec na rabacie ozdobnej

·50 min·4 clips

Katarzyna describes how digging up one plant forces her to plant another, starting a St. Anthony's chain of garden tasks.

The episode begins with the hosts celebrating their 220th episode and introducing the topic of March tasks in decorative gardens. Katarzyna shares an anecdote about how garden work often leads to a chain reaction of tasks. They first address indoor plants, advising on when to transplant or refresh the substrate, with tips like adding a gravel layer to prevent diseases. The conversation shifts to outdoor tasks, including pruning dahlias, with warnings against early planting due to frost risks. Katarzyna explains how to multiply shrubs from cuttings, using examples like hydrangeas and black elder. They discuss cleaning decorative beds, emphasizing not to leave bare ground to protect wildlife. The hosts cover fertilizing with compost and granulated manure, especially for perennial plants. They delve into sowing flowers, distinguishing between hardy annuals (e.g., cornflowers, sunflowers) that tolerate frost and sensitive ones (e.g., zinnias, cosmos) that need warmth. Katarzyna recommends using unheated greenhouses for seedlings and shares an experiment with a thermometer showing temperature extremes. The episode concludes with reminders to enjoy the garden and announcements for upcoming workshops on ecological gardening and wickling.

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