Pakistan Gardening Forum

@ Asim: your efforts are very promising , please if you can separate the Tulip posts and generate a new post with the same subject, it would be easy to search and track it.

regards,

If you are following IZHAR you are on the success path :mrgreen: You can resolve the less daylight issue by putting annuals like Cenenaria , Salvia , Hollihox Dwarf etc. can do well in your condition. be careful with the soil fungus and pathogens, they are silent killers and thrive in low light , wa...

For Petunias I use 12 inch pot and a single plant, Petunias will give 35 to 40 flowers at the moment on a single plant if it is healthy. Petunias are heavy feeders, they are resistant to many pests and diseases too. No annual garden is completed without a Petunia, get he max. out of this amazing pla...

I understand you are using containers for gardening, if this is the case there are several precautions you have to take as compared to gardening in ground. I have been into container gardening for more than a decade, if this is your first time then I believe it's a success. what are your fertilizing...

Yes you may go thru the forum to find the right veggies but my advice for you is to stick to Organic gardening, you will have 40% more antioxidants in your home grown Organic veggies. Good luck !

Wow for the Sweet Peas, share the wide-shot photo of these, its a treat to watch and fragrance is awesome.

You have to select the right one based on the type of pests on Plant, first decide which pests are these.Plus there are several natural methods too.

Most of my favourites in your garden! .... Stunning double Phlox, graceful larkspurs, Elegant Salvias, Charming Morns (Petunias) ..... what else one wants in a garden!

Hi,
You answered yourself, now you need an insecticide. a closer view of the insects and googling it will surely resolve the issue.

Lucky you !
Hyacinths never seem happy when I tried them, very low temperatures like Muree could be a better place to use them as perennials. The flower kept on diminishing, but the new ones are always promising. This is a difficult plant, needs a lot of motivation to stick with it in the long term.