Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, "The earth laughs in flowers." Flowers are the happiness and joy written by nature. You can bring joy and light around your home or garden by planting flowers and plants in your home or garden. Follow these steps to make your favorite place feel happier with flowers.
How to care for flowers is part of a series of flower planting tutorials. The tutorials also include planning your garden, planting your flowers, and caring for your flowers. Want to know how to care for flowers? , follow the production department to teach you the steps to grow flowers.
How to care for flowers
1Water the flowers regularly. Unless you are in a situation where it rains the right amount every day, take the time to water your flowers. Water the flowers a few centimeters away to avoid damaging the petals or leaves, a few tablespoons per plant will do. You can also install a sprinkler or drip irrigation system on top of an automated system to work for you.
2Weed removal. Of course you want the flowers to be the focal point of your small garden, so don't let the weeds steal the show! Pull unsightly weeds out of the soil when you see them emerging. Not only are weeds unattractive, but weeds absorb the nutrients your flowers need from the soil and ground. Only with these nutrients can flowers grow healthily. 
3Prune your flowers. Whenever after blooming, the flowers will die or become old and withered, cut off such flowers. Cutting off dead flowers and leaves can irritateNew growth makes your flowers look even more beautiful. 
4Add supports. If your flowers grow very tall over time, they may become too heavy to stand up on their own. Set up bamboo stakes or forked branches in the ground for plants to lean against or surround. This is especially useful and necessary for vine-type plants, which grow by twining. 
5Consider transplantation. When you want to help the flowers continue to grow, the original location may not be large enough. Consider a larger place and add new flowers to the old location. This will make your garden bigger, healthier, and more beautiful!
DIY Tips
- When you buy a plant, bring a piece of white paper and place it under the leaves. Shake the plant gently. If it has holes or leaves that are rotting and falling off, don't buy the plant as it will infect other plants in the garden.
- Even if your soil looks fine (black, has a few bugs, not too sandy and not too sticky), it doesn't hurt to add a little compost to the planting area to conserve moisture and add nutrients.
- If you have pets, add enclosures and barriers to the planting area to prevent them from trampling on newly planted flowers.
- Do not use grass fertilizer on flowering plants and shrubs as it will make the foliage too green and delay flowering. Grass fertilizers have the same ratio of nitrogen to phosphorus, so for flowers, don't use a 10-10-5 or 14-14-5 fertilizer.
Notes
- Follow the directions on the small plastic markers. Specifically, make sure the flower is planted in sun or shade, depending on what it needs.
- Some flowers are poisonous to people and pets, so unless you are sure, keep children and pets away from this plant.
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