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Japanese Garden & Bonsai Nursery, The

By on 11/04/2013 12:24:08

805St Mawgan, Nr Newquay, Cornwall01637 860 116www.thebonsainursery.comTR8 4ETOpen all year, daily, 10am-6pm (5.30pm 30 Oct-late Mar). Adults/OAPs £4.50, under-16s £2. Single discount with card: 20%.parking,part-disabled,plants,shop,public-transport


How to make willow plant supports

By Gardeners' World on 22/07/2011 12:29:57

Pliable, young willow stems are the perfect material to use for making plant supports. Easy and quick to assemble, willow supports are attractive features in their own right, before they are eventually hidden by lush plant growth.Willow stemsBamboo


How to make a bug box

By Gardeners' World on 15/01/2010 16:53:23

Make a bug box for insects and give nature a helping hand within your garden. Using easy-to-find scraps of timber, old bamboo canes and old branches, it will cost you very little and provide the perfect habitat for beneficial insects such as spiders


How to use plant supports

By Gardeners' World on 20/07/2011 14:06:08

ones can be hidden by the foliage in just a few weeks. Pea sticks, bamboo canes, tripods or plant supportsSoft string or plant tiesApril - June (or as required) 30 minutes Twiggy stems that have been pruned from shrubs in winter make ideal 'pea sticks


How to sow California poppy seeds outdoors

By Gardeners' World on 19/07/2011 14:14:32

California poppies (Eschscholzia californica) are hardy annuals that bring a vivid splash of colour to summer borders. After their long flowering period the plants will also readily self-seed.California poppy seeds eg 'Golden Values'Bamboo cane


How to protect tender plants over winter

By Gardeners' World on 20/07/2011 14:55:29

or conservatory to plant outdoors again next season. SecateursBamboo canesStringHorticultural fleece or bubble polytheneStrawChicken wireLarge flower pot or crateBark chippings mid-October - early December 20 minutes per plantProtect palms by tying in the leaves


How to plant a bare-root rose

By Gardeners' World on 20/07/2011 16:20:19

of them. Bare-root rose plantSpadeForkBamboo caneGranular fertiliser, such as chicken manureDecember - mid-March 20 minutes for each rose June - AugustDig out a hole in the soil to the depth of a garden spade and the same width. Put the soil to one side


Protecting daffodil shoots

By Pippa Greenwood on 05/02/2009 10:13:05

squashed.I’ve developed a very cost-efficient system of protecting the young daffs from destruction. I take a handful of bamboo canes and some bright orange baler twine. I drive the short bamboo canes into the edges of the drive and tie the twine


How to make a bee hotel

By Gardeners' World on 20/07/2011 11:14:12

eggs? Collect old flower stalks or bamboo canes, follow our simple steps and you could be watching the fascinating insects in your garden this summer.A plank of untreated wood or ply at least 10cm wideA plentiful supply of hollow stems such as reeds


Rain-damaged plants

By James Alexander-Sinclair on 28/05/2013 12:28:15

, and various other plants, had been bashed about something chronic by the weather, leaving them flattened and miserable.In such cases there are two possible options:1. Try and tie them upright again using a scaffold of string and bamboos. This may not work


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