My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
My garden club just selected a bunch of Gerber Daisies for a roof top garden patio for one of the St. Paul hospitals. I'm now learning that getting these plants to rebloom may prove challenging. The patio gets a lot of sun light through out the day, so that should help, but has anyone had luck getting these beautiful plants to bloom through out the summer? Pointers from anyone who has had success will be gratefully received.
I have had good success with gerber daisies in containers. Over the years it seems sometimes they don't like to share in containers with different varities more than others. You should dead head to encourage new blooms. If there in the ground they get extra nutrients. If they are in containers you need to fertilize weekly.
Tammy, thanks for your response. Our Gerber Daisies are going to be planted in containers. Do you remember which plants the gerber daisies preferred being planted with and which plants they didn't like? If we use Miracle-Gro potting mix with the fertilizer mixed in, do you think we should still fertilize every week? Looking forward to your response.
tammymn
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