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Willow Tree in need of a haircut.

the trunk and it's got dead branches at interviles. It leaves and flowers come out fine, I think it needs a tidy up. But I don't want to kill it. When should I prune it? How hard can I cut it back, hard or light? Will it hurt it to cut it back? Thank you by Angelsflower

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27/03/2012 17:09:00

by LadyG2

Fuchsia cuttings

I have taken my first cuttings from a hardy Fuchsia which i bought last year. The cutting had roots coming out of the bottom of the pots within 2 weeks, i potted them on and they have now flowered with 8 weeks of cutting, on a window sil by Millers666

15/09/2012 17:09:30

by Millers666

Talkback: How to grow orchids

stems of the moth orchid, trim to just above a node below where the lowest flower was. That's what has worked for me. i cut orchid back when finished flowering but have no w had any fresh flowers instead i have had WHAT I THINK ARE SIDE SHOOTS ONE I HAVE by Eman

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13/04/2012 16:23:19

by 2222222222222222222222222222

propagation boasts and failures

mauve wall flower and hardy osteospurmum,this year they look huge. this year i have again,unsuccessfully,taken dahlia cuttings and they have wilted. i am obsessed.every new plant i buy i always try and take cuttings. what have you been successful by cotty1000

08/05/2013 04:54:33

by pash

When to prune zebra grass?

the dead leaves and old flowering stems removed for 2 years and then they are cut right down. It seems to work for us. I cut my down to ground level as soon as we see new shoots showing. That's great, thanks for your help. I leave mine untill the bad cold by Rozzy

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04/01/2013 18:06:19

by BobTheGardener

lavender

Hi again its me allotmenteer beginer, can anyone tell me how to take cuttings from lavender as i dont have a huge plant i can devide so can i take cuttings if so into water or hormone powder many thanks Dead easy -take a non-flowering shoot by 4711

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20/07/2012 10:40:45

by 4711

Fuchsia cuttings

. They even developed flower buds which I have nipped out. I was wondering if it is a little early to be taking cuttings this way? Its never too early to take cuttings,I have even taken Fuchsia cuttings on xmas day with the help of a propagator. No, you by tattianna

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30/05/2012 13:04:05

by nodlisab

Talkback: How to take rose cuttings

give it a go. I'm sure there are old varieties which we might otherwise lose. I have also had inadvertent success with cut roses in a vase, usually when I've cut the rose flower at a stem junction. I find the cut end sometimes forms a callus by Trelou

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01/08/2012 17:13:39

by Paul N

Carnation/Pinks

to buy plants and take cuttings ? Any thoughts appreciated Cuttings are so easy...quick,true to plant and taken now will produce flowering plants by mid /late summer. Pot them around rim of pot and I,add perlite to compost Thanks Verdun , I will get by Bunny..

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24/02/2013 18:49:18

by Verdun

Moving Raspberry canes

Hi,i am having to move some summer flowering Raspberry canes,these have had the previous fruiting canes cut back,what i would like to know is,should i prune this seasons fruiting canes back before i move them,or move them as they are. I'm confused by Fred 2

26/01/2013 21:05:37

by Fred 2

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