Think you know how to garden? Horticulturist David Hurrion is about to change your mind. In this myth-busting episode, he tackles five common gardening practices that most people get completely wrong — from crocking pots to weed-suppressing membranes. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bit.ly/GardenersWorldSubscribe
Should you really add drainage crocks to every container? Is a half-moon edger doing what you think it is? And why should you never use secateurs on water shoots? David reveals the science and technique behind each myth, offering practical, expert-approved alternatives that will genuinely improve your results. Watch with your trowel at the ready — you'll be doing things differently by the end.
00:00 - David busts gardening myths 00:42 - Should you use crocks in pots? 02:18 - The right way to fill pots 04:24 - Why weed membranes can fail 05:27 - Lawn edging mistake everyone makes 06:38 - The secret to removing water shoots 08:33 - David’s final myth-busting tips
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