During May, flowering shrubs and trees are in full bloom brightening gardens, and climbing plants like Wisteria floribunda are also in bloom creating stunning features. Gardeneer provides patio styles, pergolas, and a popular maintenance service to minimize effort and regular mowing/weeding. The document also includes tips for the month of May such as supporting woody climbers, sowing beans and corn, applying shade to greenhouses, and erecting supports for herbaceous plants.

1. May Tipshttp://www.gardeneer.com

2. During May a large variety of flowering shrubs and trees are at their best with striking colours brightening up any garden. Climbing plants such as Wisteria floribunda are also in full bloom during this time and will create a stunning feature in a sunny garden. At gardener we can provide you with the perfect patio style and pergolas ready for al to enjoy throughout the summer. We alsooffer a very popular regular maintenance service. This allows you to continue enjoying your beautiful garden with minimal effort and no more regular mowing and weeding.http://www.gardeneer.com

3. Tips... Woody climbers can be tied to supports such as trellis and training wires Runner and French beans, and Sweet Corn can be sown directly into outdoor seed beds Shading should be applied to greenhouses

4. Now is the time to put grow through frames and supports into place for leggy herbaceous plants.http://www.gardeneer.com

5. As they start to shoot above ground begin to earth up potatoes. Begin to tie sweet peas into their supports

6. Evergreen hedges should be clipped.

7. Adult lily beetles are easy to spot as they are pillar box red, you must begin to watch out for these.http://www.gardeneer.com

8. Keep an eye out for the first infestations of aphids as well as checking roses for the first signs of blackspot and mildew.During these warmer months there are endless tasks to keep you busy in your garden. Roses should be sprayed to protect them from pests, you may also wish to feed them with a rose fertilizer. Support frames may need to be built around delphiniums and peonies. http://www.gardeneer.com