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't have a great deal of flowers or new growth but it seems to be sprouting new leaves now.  It's a beautiful  shrub isn't it?  It really contributes to that burst of springtime colour . Fingers crossed yours is about to do the same. Many thanks, I shall

Plant lily bulbs in pots for colourful summer displaysPrune shrub roses to low new shootsCut back overgrown honeysuckle stems close to their base, just above new shootsTrim back old shoots of perennials left for winter interest, taking care

why are the leaves turning yellow and rust colour and now have started falling off , until two weeks ago it was putting on new growth and was looking good ? In a pot? Any chance it could have dried out? They really prefer being in the ground

Place poinsettias in the total dark for 14 hours a day to encourage colourful bracts to form, moving into full light for the rest of the dayWater indoor cyclamen after their summer rest to encourage new growthPlant lachenalia and veltheimia bulbsPick off the lower

picked up the disease . But the rose I am digging up is new, has as yet no growth, and is definately not diseaed, just the wrong colour sorry ,missed read,move it just make sure you give it a good home and if the new one the right colour plant it.Hope its

and it looks sensational with red new growth and a new dwarf variety....both have been pruned whilst young.

We have a bed to fill next to our new patio and aren't sure whether we should plant three cornus sericea cardinal together. Our thinking was they would fill more space sooner than one slightly larger specimen (got a bit carried away shopping at RHS

they stand out like a sore thumb. Hi If they were coming from the base of the plant i would say remove them, as these are suckers, very quick growing and take nutrients from the main plant. Ive found a lot of new growth on climbers tends to be a diff colour

I have had a Eucalyptus tree for years.  Regularly chop it down so that it's compact and it keeps its small leaves.  Did the same last year and it looks like it is dying.  No new growth and now the leaves are dappled red and brown.  Has two 'trunks

scab, and theres no sign of insects.  There is actually new growth on the ends of some of the branches. Last year I wondered if it was too dry but that can't be the case this year. All help gratefully received!   It might be pear rust, where