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How to grow a nectarine in a pot inside an unheated greenhouse?

I have a nectarine in a large plastic pot in compost which has never flowered yet which is about 3 years old. I have cut all the stems off but kept 3 main stems but only get leaves and more leaves. Does anyone have some tips to pass on about how by Susan Alexander

21/06/2012 20:25:47

by Susan Alexander

tidy up sweet wiliams

Dear gardeners, please advise on how to tidy up sweet wiliams plot? I have a glorious flowering for the 1st year sweet wiliams this summer, and now they have been dead head and self seeded(empty pot when i shake all the dead flowers). Should I cut by ping

07/09/2012 15:40:29

by ping

cutting garden

Tips please to generate flowering plants for cut and come again.. have seeded several annuals but not sure about growth timeline from initial seeding to maturity and I want to improve for next year. cheers This is so variable, I sowed seeds by flora4

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24/05/2012 13:30:36

by Emma Crawforth

Talkback: How to prune spring-flowering plants

Should I do this even if my shrub is young?As all the stems seem green It flowered profusely this year and I don't want to do the wrong thing for next year. This is the first time I have actually understood which stems I have to cut out - the WOODY by polly_tunnel

24/11/2011 15:29:54

by Claudie

Clematis flowering problems

you cut them back you should cut stems at differnet levels to get flowers all the way up. They should be plated with at least 3ins of soil on top so I guess as you are re=planting them you could do that. Secret is to plant as deep as you can if in a by Leigh2

26/01/2013 20:15:37

by bunnysgarden

hyacinths

what do u do with hyacinth bulbs when theyve finished flowering? cut off the stems or not? I am in the middle of trying two methods,you can either leave in the ground over winter,after flowering let the foliage die down ,and then cut back.They dont by Amanda 3

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21/01/2012 19:54:18

by Amanda 3

honeysuckle

8inches or so, nip any flower off, take at least 8 of them have a pot ready with a mix of sand and compost and poke the cuttings round the edge of the pot about half the cutting in. I didnt put a bag over them I made sure they were damp and left them by 4711

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06/07/2012 16:26:20

by 4711

cutting hydranga

Hi again,today i bought a Blaumeise Hydranga, the one that has a flatish flower not the round one, its about 20" high and in good nick,now is it ok to take cuttings of it now and how ,into water or straight into pots etc not done it before by 4711

07/10/2012 13:50:10

by 4711

Is my Lavender dying

Hi I have a French Lavender plant and its been looking great, but lately since it has flowered it is looking slightly limp. Looking at the plant the centre is looking as though it is dying and black. I did think of cutting it back but not sure what by Chris9

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10/07/2012 06:52:29

by Italophile

Wallflower

Hi, was wondering if it is possible to cut back unruly leggy looking wallflowers and if so when is best time for this to be done Wait until they've finished flowering, then cut back to the last two or three pairs of green leaves on each stem by bryf

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22/04/2012 22:03:22

by bryf

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