Advice

Dealing with a Waterlogged Garden

Due to the heavy rain and storm that’s attacked various parts of Britain, many people are left with waterlogged gardens, and this can really cause issues with your soil.

Water can kill, and it can prevent any oxygen from reaching the roots in soil, which will obviously prevent root growth, and leave your garden completely and utterly destroyed. There is not a great deal you can do when the water has made its way onto your garden, but we need have a few pieces of advice.

  • Firstly never walk on it. Why? Because it can damage the soil further, and worsen compaction.
  • Potted plants should be taken out and replanted; otherwise they’re essentially going to be left to die.
  • All dead or dying roots shoot be remove in a garden, and then you can pave the way for new ones.
  • Drainage is always important with soil, and some lime-free sand can ensure a lot of the water is absorbed and drained.