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and location. At this time of year I am doing much better with biennials. Which annuals are you trying? Can I reccommend this article http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/howtogrow/9039365/Grow-your-own-cut-flowers.html Hello flora4, If you want to cut by flora4

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24/05/2012 13:30:36

by Emma Crawforth

Garden tools for pruning and cutting

://www.niwaki.com/ it may have been the Tobisho secateurs that you mentioned. The Japanese really know how to make amazing gardening tools! I've got some of the Okatsune snips for taking cutting and they are great. www.alisonpike.com/blog/ Most professional gardeners by tammyJ

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21/04/2012 20:08:22

by Bri

Pruning

My upstairs neighbours idea of a perfect garden is the slabbed over back garden and circular clothes drier. There is nothing planted in her part of the garden. Today she tidied up a year and a half's worth of debris and contrary to my request cut by hjalondon

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01/04/2013 18:06:00

by BobTheGardener

when to take fuschia cuttings

lysimachia nummularia from my local garden centre four weeks ago - 75p each - and two weeks later took three cuttings from each. They have all rooted and the parent plants are now bigger than ever and ready for some more cuttings. You can do the same by tony ralph

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10/06/2012 19:26:51

by Starflower

Talkback: How to plant in waves

Carol never fails to amaze me!She gardens and plants up cuttings as she goes (and passes that all on to us watching)!I wish I had half of her talent!:D I agree she is great, even today when I was sowing seeds, I covered my seeds in grit a la CK . I by MaxiiLS

23/04/2012 14:45:41

by kate1123

Talkback: Evicting a rat

Hi Kate when I cut the borders in the mainly glass area of our back garden I stacked the turf face to face back to back against the fence with my compost bins in front.The local Rat found a great place to live with food on the door step,every time I by oldchippy

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07/01/2013 18:30:54

by flowering rose

advice please

Hi all. I am just starting out with my gardening, however im getting excited by it all already, however; I had a new lawn put down a month ago (turf) the rain has made a great impression with its growth and I need to know when to cut it, and if I by juststartingout

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29/04/2012 22:05:12

by Eddie J

Fushia

The bush is planted out in the garden all year round so i believe this could be frost damage. What should i do ? Cut it back nikki. A lot of people cut them back every year regardless of damage or not Hardy fuschias are cut down to the ground by nikki/2852

12/05/2013 11:44:52

by lazy gardener

Can you identify this plant

I discovered this plant growing horizontally, searching for the light, under a yew tree last summer. I took six cuttings and all survived the winter in a very cold greenhouse. The cuttings started flowering in my garden late June and I keep by break23

28/08/2012 11:41:21

by break23

roses and climbing roses

Hi my neighbour has climbing roses does anyone no when they should be cut back ??and also what climbing rose would be best for a shady part of garden?? Thankyou by BizzieLizzie2

08/09/2012 09:21:50

by BizzieLizzie2

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