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Planting methods and timing for Lipu taro: sow after the last frost
Summary Soil preparation: it is best to plant in fertile, loose soil with convenient drainage and irrigation, in a field where taro has not been grown before, and to apply an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer as base fertilizer. Mulching and close planting: after the winter solstice, mulching is needed to promote sprouting, and close planting uses a wide-and-narrow row cultivation method. Ditching and mulching: dig ditches according to the wide row spacing, and after ridging
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Blue plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) covers itself in blooms through summer and autumn, with the flowering period lasting until frost arrives
If you like plants with blue flowers, blue plumbago is absolutely the best choice; it is an especially easy plant to grow, producing particularly brilliant blooms in summer and autumn, and its flowering can continue right up until the winter frost...