How to spend the winter with ornamental flowers in the yard?

Water and fertilizer adjustment: reduce nitrogen fertilizer and increase phosphorus fertilizer after autumn, gradually reduce watering frequency and water volume, and turn the soil well after entering dormancy. Covering method: cover the surface of the root with some thermal insulation materials such as leaves and film, which can effectively alleviate frostbite and frostbite, and the covering can be removed in May of the following year. Cultivate the soil: before the beginning of winter, cultivate the roots of flowers and cover them with a thick layer of soil to keep warm.

Fertilizer and water management

After the beginning of autumn, the weather began to cool, when the flowers have entered the late growth stage, the need to reduce the nitrogen content of fertilizer, increase the degree of phosphorus is relatively high, this can promote root growth of the use of organic fertilizer. Gradually reduce the frequency and amount of watering, and increase the intensity of the root against the cold. After entering the dormant state, you can turn the soil well, and then cooperate with the use of organic fertilizer to improve the nutrient content of the soil and help flowers improve their ability to resist the cold.

Overlay method for winter

The flowers planted in many courtyards are vulnerable to harm in winter, such as peony and tulips. Before the cold spell invades, the roots of these flowers should be covered with some thermal insulation materials such as leaves and film, which can effectively alleviate frostbite and frostbite, and the covering can be removed in May of the next year.

Soil management

Before the beginning of winter, cultivate the roots of flowers and cover them with a thick layer of soil for heat preservation. When spring flowers begin to grow, these soils will be dug up and properly watered and fertilized to make them grow normally.

Bandaging management

Some flowers are too big to be managed by general methods. At this time, you can cover it with a straw curtain or plastic film, and then tie it up with rope. Some flowers are vulnerable to the cold wind, so you can build a wind barrier near them and cover them with tarpaulins or straw mats. This method can effectively resist the cold air and help plants survive the winter effectively.