One of these, is a very neglected looking Wisteria, which provides amazing mid spring colour. So the opportunity arose to repot it today.
It's a simple process really. Remove it from its old pot and place it into a bucked to soak (the rootball was dry-ish).
Next step is to get a suitable size pot, in this case I had a nice glazed container, and use some old cookery at the base for drainage.
I teased way some of the old compost, removed any weeds & their roots ...
... and repot it using my soil mix,
which is primarily good sieved (apparently sterile) topsoil, some well rotted manure and about 20% bought compost & grit.
Next step is to firm the plant in place and provide water.
In this case I included a touch of early spring colour in the guise of some Muscari I had.
Et viola ...
Looking forward to it coming into flower.
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