Deadheading forum threads by gardenersworld.com

Keywords:
Sort by:

51 to 60 of 91 results

Threads

Replies

Views

Latest Post

Whats the secret to beautiful hanging baskets ?

regularly and dead-head. Is there something I'm not doing or is there a secret I don't know about ?? I also have this problem and I have been told a few solutions, which I am considering although watering has always been my downfall 1. Buy in plants by marshmello

507

22/05/2012 00:43:20

by marshmello

removing flowers from helebore

you want the seed yes deadhead them. If the flowers are left you will get lots of little hellebores popping up next year, the seeds don't travel far so all the seedlings are likely to be close to the parent plant and will compete so lift and pot up by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

291

27/05/2012 13:01:42

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

Please identify this plant

have them in my garden, more and more each year, both in yellow and a few in orange. I have never planted them, they just arrived. I agree with Figrat - definitely no need to sow seeds! In fact, it might be an idea to deadhead them in future by Andrew Rimmer

325

18/07/2012 11:00:12

by Moonlit Hare

Roses on my driveway

. All one colour - deep red? Fine and it does have a wonderful perfume. Leave the large red hips to over winter so don't deadhead them. by ChapelGirl2

09/08/2012 22:05:52

by Paul N

Will my winter pansies ever flower?

varying extremities and they may not have got off you the healthiest start. When they do start flowering deadhead them as soon as the flowers are slightly past their best this should encourage lots more flowers. These are some of my violas bought as plug by Dave19

290

02/03/2013 14:50:33

by Gardening Grandma

Talkback: Seeing double

. Dahlias started late in spring will also flower a little later. Be patient. I'm sure they will start flowering in August, and hopefully continue well into autumn. Deadhead regularly, and give a liquid feed to boost gowth. I too have these two faced Dahlias by Darren

28/11/2011 18:29:41

by lordgarytownsend

All year round Wall basket - drought resistant!

drainage holes so any excess water can drain. Then plant it up with lavender or rosemary. These plants thrive in dry, sunny conditions, so do well from a little neglect. The lavender will need deadheading and a bit of a prune to keep it in shape (many by NJJ272

273

11/04/2012 18:39:47

by rosie plum

Geum rivale 'Leonard's Variety'

. They flowered beautifully until a week but I have to admit I was unsure whether to deadhead or cut the stems at the base or something else as the flowers died. The last flowerheads are like in this photograph - seed? There are no new flowers on both plants by yarrow2

201

19/06/2012 10:16:42

by Berghill

Jasmine

it has grown about 1.5 metres and has now stopped growing. I thought it would have grown higher than this?????? Should I have dead-headed as the flowers were dying? Seems to have lots of new growth but not sure if I have done something wrong by Lucy3

198

21/06/2012 22:06:29

by Dovefromabove

Help me plant these plant pots

wall which get sun all day long (when we are lucky enough to have any!). Each week I take the baskets down to dead-head them and then put them back again the other way around. So each basket gets a week of sun followed by a week of shade by LeadFarmer

388

09/07/2012 21:49:04

by gardengirl6

51 to 60 of 91 results