Feeding plants in the spring
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I have 2 healthy Sarcococca in containers and was wondering what to feed them in the Spring please.
Use some composted manure and keep it in part shade and with evenly moist, mulched soil. In the rare times it needs it, prune it in spring after flowering, to maintain an attractive shape. Consider locating this shrub in areas where the flower fragrance can be appreciated (i.e. by entrance/exit doors).
Thank you .. they get moved every year to either side of my door in order to appreciate the wonderful scent.
I will do as you suggest 😊
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