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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

Heucheras

out of the ground so I mulch them, after two or three years divide them putting them deeper into the ground.They can suffer from leafy gall. Frank. Thank you, for all you advice folks. I really appreciate it. IME they do cope quite well with dryer by chainsawsal

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10/07/2012 22:53:45

by Penninepetal

pansies primrose primulas etc....

can lift the primroses and primula and put them somewhere shady to start again in rthe autumn. Once they finish flowering it is also a good time to divide them. Hi Mike they are all hardy so will be quite happy in pots in a quiet corner of the garden by mike2li

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12/05/2013 19:40:50

by mike2li

Square foot gardening

for an area of our garden. Mel bartholomew's book on the subject is a very good read. In a 4 foot by 3 foot section divided into 12 blocks we have mixed fruit (strawberries) with veg (lettuce, radish, beetroot, cabbage) and herbs (rosemary, lavender) alongside by Jess.dines

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15/05/2013 16:55:26

by Matty2

Talkback: Snowdrop season

them no matter what! Mine are definitely later this year by a couple of weeks. Like James I started with just a few specimens which,over the years, we have divided and replanted and we now have lots of them.We visited Hodstock Priory for the first time by James A-S

28/11/2011 18:37:51

by Dai Bach

Plants for complete shaded areas

also Aconites grow well if you want to plant bulbs and cyclmn grow quite well also shrub wise Aucuba japonica Rozannie ( nice berries in autumn) and dark glossy leaves. . Brunnera is superb in dry shade Cant kill it Also Dicentra formosa .blue divided by chippysteve1

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20/03/2012 20:44:37

by appaddy

Bulbs in pots

. After that you can separate them and propagate them by dividing them and repotting into new pots. You can leave some in the original pot/arrangement, but they need space to stay healthy and flower well. Thanks for that, I seem to remember someone saying by H

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02/05/2012 16:23:05

by Yvieh

Chelsea Chop

a neat and compact shrub and I'll be chopping all the geraniums that I divided earlier. I chop my cranesbills, but will be doing it much later than usual because of the weather, as they are only just coming into flower. Interesting that Botticelliwoman by Wintersong

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20/05/2012 19:01:57

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