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Iris bulbs

I have dug up and divided a huge clump of iris bulbs which didn't flower this year. I plan to replant them, but what do I do with the bulblets? Will they develop into full sized bulbs? If so, do I leave them attached to the 'parent' or separate by smallswan

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06/06/2012 16:56:50

by H7

Red Hot Pokers

When i have tried to clear cut out it looks like it has gone into the core of the plant, which looks like a whole in the centre where the plant has snapped of. The whole plant is not looking healthy, should i dig up and divide getting rid of anything by 12 michele

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25/02/2012 23:07:54

by blairs

Moving Irises now?

, seems a logical place to move some irises to. I'm wondering if its too late in the year now to move these? Many thanks James Hi Jammy2, I divided mine last week and it's still early autumn so I would say it would be fine. The ground will still be warm by Jammy2

21/09/2012 17:35:04

by jean riley

Hi Newbie here

watching gw for two years and love it. Hi Alan and welcome to the forum. There's always lots of discussion on here about Gardeners World. you should look back at some previous threads. Opinion is divided on Monty and on the content of the programme by Alan Braunton

02/11/2012 21:20:10

by chica

Nemesia

also divide Nemesias easily. Just pull it apart, make sure you have a bit of root on each section, pot on separately and they will soon take off. Thanks toonia. Will do. by Musical Cricketer

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10/02/2013 23:01:34

by Musical Cricketer

What is this plant

for your replies.Is the red flower a peonie? Unfortunately my knowledge for gardening does not match my enthusiasm. How would you divide a Sedum? its a well established plant....Thank you dig up and halve or quarter depending on its size they are quite by Erica938

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19/02/2013 08:37:05

by Erica938

basil, chives and parsley

in that pot - chives grow like grass, single strands so don't spread. As they grow on you can simply divide if you feel it is a little crowd. For your basil sow a little less than the chives. Also, basil do not like the cold - grow on in a greenhouse or a sun by David 25

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05/03/2013 01:38:29

by David 25

Autumn

though. Thanks for that advise nutcutlet, not sure we will get one of those this year! They're interesting and the one year in about 10 that I've had flowers they were fantastic. Other years it's fust a few and last year it was one. Do you need to divide by arbutus1

22/03/2013 21:32:37

by nutcutlet

Another shrivelled bamboo query...

at base of plant, should I divide up the big clump into a few smaller, or is one new shoot not enough to warrant this? I had been thinking of thinning out all dead looking stems but then thats the whole plant..! Leave it alone until later in the year by SeonaidD

03/04/2013 11:42:36

by Verdun

Begonia corms,Advice please

luck You can still divide them -not sure how?-look here near the beginning of the programme http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01ry9vx/Beechgrove_Garden_2013_Episode_2/ Thank you, i'll do that. Last year i cut the corms into 3, it worked very well by helen bennett

14/04/2013 16:56:45

by helen bennett

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