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Brocoli flowering & catapillars on fruit and veg.

I am quite a novice gardener but I really enjoy learning so any help will be really helpful. Problems I have encountered this growing season are my brocoli has been growing ok but can't stop it flowering,should I cut each flowering head off or any by Gerry5

13/09/2012 21:48:58

by sotongeoff

bluebells

special day. You'd have to pot some up and bring them under cover before the event. Timing would be tricky but Chelsea gardeners have mastered the art of flowering plants at the wrong time. Have you ever cut blubells for arrangements? Mine have always by andrea 4

07/05/2013 11:47:52

by Bookertoo

Lilac cuttings

Hello all, Ive got a couple of Lilac shrubs that surround my front entrance and I'm wanting to take some cuttings to plant some more around the garden. Ive searched on google how to and they all seem to say that it is extremely difficult to make by M Fent

27/04/2013 18:07:55

by M Fent

can i cut

Hi all im trying to upload a photo of a geranium i bought from a car boot that was 3 leaves only and drowning, bit of tlc and its now a gooden,now if the pictures work can i take 2 or 3 inch cuttings of the new storks intact and root hormonme them by Alan4711

15/03/2013 14:51:33

by Alan4711

Can I prune an espalier apple tree in winter?

Hi. I am new here & not all all the most green fingered person you will ever meet. I have moved into a house recently & the garden has a 2 tier espalier apple tree which seems reasonably well established & bore a lot of healthy apples last year by volvos60s60

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04/01/2013 19:08:47

by volvos60s60

Re-design

such as mulching and cutting down on the amount of garden waste we create as a nation (this option would reduce the weight of the mower because you wouldn't be carrying any grass cuttings around in a box on the mower)cutting close to trees, ponds, flower beds by luke browning

25/01/2013 00:09:18

by luke browning

Dogwood Cuttings

back, later this Spring, then I'd also use some of those bits as cutting material as well. So 2X the chance of success. BTW I use the longer stems of mine as a woven support around a peony & some taller herbaceous plants. Spotted this at a NTrust garden by Jammy2

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07/01/2013 21:53:25

by Verdun

Can I train a rambling rose over an arch?

i was given a rooted cutting of an unnamed but rather lovely red rambler and, three or four years later, it is beginning to take off. I planted it next to a cheap metal garden arch and it is now throwing out long shoots which need to be tied up by Gardening Grandma

03/02/2013 16:46:08

by Gardening Grandma

Talkback: How to make a home for stag beetles

As a 'Retired' Nurse & D.I.Y. Fan the Illustrated use of a Stanley Knife to cut these holes is HIGHLY DANGEROUS!! Use a Plumbers 'Holecutter' on your Drill, Fill Bucket with Sand. Save spending time in A.& E. studying 'Suture Technique'!! [Hole by ruffordian

24/11/2011 15:29:58

by gardenangel22

Wisteria - knots and rot

Hi there Just bought a house with an amazing wisteria covered pergola in the garden. During pruning in winter it exposed massive knots/warty lumps and also some areas of rotting. Are these life threatening to the plant? Should they be cut out? We by Buntylicious

13/01/2012 11:49:24

by Buntylicious

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