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Hypericum androsaemum - yellowing leaves

by Dave1962

03/09/2012 11:30:48

by Dave1962

Lavetera 'Bredon Springs'

I planted this shrub last year and it has put on a lot of leaf but it had very few flowers. I thought it was deciduous, but it is still in full leaf and has a few flowers. Is this correct? I understand it needs pruning in spring, how drastically do by Rosa carriola

10/01/2013 12:22:52

by Lyon Greene

Red Robin Shrub

Sorry if I am doing this all wrong - I am new to this, please bare with me! I have a red robin shrub in my garden. My Great Nan (she used to own my house) always kept it cut in a rounded shape... it's really grown a bit mad I have heard by Leanne Weston

29/01/2013 23:55:39

by BobTheGardener

Viburnam gone brown

All my viburnam and japonica shrubs have gone brown. Please help!! It's most likely a sign of cold. Many evergreen viburnums round here are looking very brown, as they have after the last 3 or 4 winters here. They usually recover by June so by Andy Thorburn

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16/04/2012 22:51:00

by obelixx

Tree/Shrub ID

, is that a flower/catkin bud? HiThe tree/shrub is deciduous. The colour of the leaves in autumn is pretty much the colour of the leaves in the photographs. There does appear to be a flower/catkin bud towards the top of the twig.Thanks for your helpSJ My by Si Jon

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27/11/2012 17:16:19

by nutcutlet

Ceanothus

a pot grown one hidden away in an unseated greenhouse work or am I destined to do without . I always lose them eventually, except one. It's a deciduous one called "Gloire de Versailles". It looked dead last year after we'd had snow and -17° so OH by bunnysgarden

25/01/2013 23:05:53

by bunnysgarden

Red Robin shrub

I have a Red Robin shrub in my garden and I am constantly having to clean up the lawn because of fallen leaves. It doesn't seem to be deciduous as it generally retains its leaves through the winter. However single leaves fall constantly by Dorinda Mcilwraith

16/03/2013 21:05:55

by Verdun

Identification

Does anyone know what varieties these are please? All I know is that one is a rose (Last I remember I saw a white flower on it which were few and far between) And the other is a deciduous Honeysuckle which had small double white flowers in spring by Mattbeer87

25/08/2012 13:44:14

by Mattbeer87

Duplex

HI My son has just moved into a new duplex witch has a lovely big terrace but is completly bare of any planting . advice sought on suitable evergreen shrubs/plants but most important ones that will not attract to many BEES he is terrified of them by jamesburke

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24/03/2013 16:38:19

by Ryan Lloyd

Pruning a beech hedge

? Many thanks I think this would be more like winter pruning of deciduous shrubs than hedging. I'd do it after this cold snap has finished Trim hedges in the late winter, before birds start nesting, and to encourage them to thicken up. If you're sure by chicky

24/03/2013 10:35:30

by chicky

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