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Talkback: Daisy and ivy pot display

On 31/01/2013 in forum

I made up some garden tubs with this display three year,s back. As you say keep deadheading the daisy,s and they last for weeks.


Flowers garden job checklist - week 28

On 23/11/2011 in Flowers checklists

Lift, divide and replant congested flag irises after floweringDeadhead border perennials like delphiniums and lupins to encourage a second flush of bloomsPick dead flowers off rhododendronsDeadhead roses to encourage more flowersCut back ceanothus


Flowers garden job checklist - week 34

On 23/11/2011 in Flowers checklists

Save seed from ornamental annual quaking grass and many other garden plantsWater camellias regularly as drought can cause the buds to drop next springSummer prune wisteria, shortening long sideshoots back to five or six leavesDeadhead roses, unless


Around the garden job checklist - week 31

On 23/11/2011 in Around the garden checklists

Trim hedges to keep them neat, then shred and compost the clippingsTop up compost or bark mulches around heathersHoe and hand weed bordersWater hanging baskets and patio containers regularlyPlace orders for bulbs to plant this autumnDeadhead flowers


Flowers garden job checklist - week 6

On 23/11/2011 in Flowers checklists

Deadhead winter-flowering pansies and bedding plants, and pick off damaged leavesDivide congested herbaceous perennialsPrune winter jasmine to cut back flowered shootsTransplant shrubs growing in the wrong place while they're dormantPlant lily


Verbena Bonariensis

On 28/10/2012 in forum

I have a new VB which has done really well. Lots of flowers, height and spread. It is still in flower now, but the flowers are beginning to go. Can I just cut the plant down? or should I keep deadheading it? Thankyou I think you're best waiting till


Iris Pallida variegata

On 12/06/2012 in forum

Hi, I have some variegated iris's that are on the verge of finishing flowering, I'm not sure if I dead head or leave them to die back, will they flower again this year or is that it? You can deadhead to tidy, but there will be no more flowers from


How to lift and divide day lilies

On 19/07/2011 in Projects: Video projects

Learn how to divide and pot on congested day lilies by following Chris Beardshaw's video advice.spring and autumnCaring for liliesPlanting lily bulbs in a potDeadheading liliesRemoving lily beetles from plantsDealing with lily mouldBrowse a variety


Agapanthus and dead heading..

On 07/08/2012 in forum

delphiniums are as tall as they were in the spring in full glorious flower. I do deadhead everything ASAP because it does no harm, plant looks better and any energy the plant has is used to flower again. Delphiniums are supposed to flower again


What to do now in your garden - week 31

On 22/07/2011 in Weekly checklists

Deadhead flowers All plants will benefit from having the dying flowers removed as soon as they begin to fade. It stops them putting energy into forming seed and encourages annuals to produce more flowers throughout the summer. Trim hedges to keep


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