As autumn chills begin to descend on Lincolnshire, garden enthusiasts are being urged to take measures to safeguard their cherished outdoor sanctuaries. Notably, the application of baking soda in the form of a plant spray is gaining popularity amongst gardening circles. Horticultural experts propose that commencing this procedure in October is most optimally timed, providing a defense against common horticultural concerns associated with the colder season. Ranging from petite urban allotments to grand rural estates, Lincolnshire’s wide variety of garden spaces can all reap the benefits of this organic solution. It not only aids in the curtailment of fungal infections but also functions as a gentle insect deterrent, proving to be a worthy inclusion to one’s autumnal gardening arsenal.
The Lincoln Post has adapted this story from original reporting by www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk.
