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Kerria Japonica

ago. I trimmed it just as though it was a hedge. But if you have a specimen plant, you obviously wouldn't want to do that. These plants are pretty resilient. Quite easy to lift and divide if you fancy some more. Despite its drawbacks, it does make a by Tim Burr

22/07/2012 16:58:18

by Gary Hobson

Talkback: How to harvest garlic

raised bed overwinter, and have now found that each bulb has divided into at least 10 smaller bulbs, each one is like a spring onion, I am going to try and grow them on again and see what happens, hopefully I will get lots of garlic, Q. has anyone else by Denzle43

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24/05/2012 01:01:36

by Welshonion

French tarragon - getting it though the winter

-gardener in their care when I slipped a disc a few weeks ago! Dividing is better than cuttings, Dove. Late winter or early spring is best. French Tarragon is unknown here in Italy despite it sometimes turning up in Sienese cooking. In fact it's supposed to have by Dovefromabove

31/08/2012 08:53:55

by Italophile

water edging plants

can be divided to create more plants. Astilbes also like moist soil. I have a purple/lilac flowered one which is spreading very happily ina damp bed and have recently planted some white forms near our own unlined pond. Forms of gunnera (not all by Maderense

03/09/2012 16:36:49

by Maderense

Wide shallow garden ideas please.

the garden from one end (a narrow end) as opposed to straight on. Again that helped to give a suggestion of more than what there was. Hope that helps Sorry no photos Try working on diagonals, either one big one or divide it into 3 equal parts and then do a by inezhardie

17/03/2013 18:47:16

by obelixx

Can anyone help identifying a plant?

took some cuttings and so far they seem to be holding their own. I didn't realise you could just pull a piece out with a little root it would grow. When I looked at mine it seemed like it grew out from 1 central root and as I didn't want to divide by Lunarz

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05/06/2012 23:40:00

by Lunarz

Lupins destroyed by greenfly

quite happily, but it does need doing every day to get on top of it. Lunarz Being organic obviously restricts your weaponry somewhat-but I wouldn't give up yet-why not cut most of the foliage off-dig up and divide a few roots and plant in a different by Lunarz

06/10/2012 21:54:03

by sotongeoff

japanese anemones

do these need to be divided as mine have not produced the same number of flowers and used to be big and it is not I don't really know, having never kept them, but I use just looked online and I dont think so, but dig one up just to check whether by Rosemarie Curtis

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26/03/2013 15:39:13

by jo4eyes

How and when to move a large Bamboo

and very difficult to move.This is an excellent opportunity to divide the plant. Large bamboos are not cheap to buy, so you can save yourself a lot of money by dividing large bamboos. I use a saw - the type you would use to cut up logs. A breadknife would by Debs4

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28/04/2012 17:27:24

by Gary Hobson

Day lily not flowering

many hours of sunshine your parents' plants get and then compare to yours there could be the answer. I believe that crocosmia and spirea will do well almost anywhere. Finally - and sorry to bang on so long - it may be that the clump needs to be divided by SiwanS

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25/06/2012 19:16:48

by SiwanS

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