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bases.All have come through several frosty Nottingham winters with no protection, on clay soil. The only thing I want to lift at the moment is the flipping ground Elder that has encroached from my neighbours garden and the millions of other weeds by chilipops

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28/11/2011 18:38:08

by Wendy

Talkback: How to lift and divide snowdrops

by rhubarbgirl

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24/11/2011 15:29:45

by rhubarbgirl

Talkback: How to lift and divide nerines

by Newleaf

11/05/2012 17:12:05

by susie spragg

Talkback: How to lift and divide hostas

which time of the year is the best to divide them. We now know how to divide in spring but what about Autum time as i have just divided mine as it had finished flowering. I have to agree with Mili some clarification needed for me-looks like Monty by ianhall

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24/06/2012 17:03:12

by Wintersong

Talkback: How to lift and divide day lilies

I always grow day Lilies in pots but I must divide them as they are conjested now, think I will do that tomorrow now that I have been reminded. thank you Chris by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:29:31

by hetty

Talkback: How to lift and divide herbaceous perennials

by adrian123

12/05/2012 23:55:57

by Excitable Boy

Broken Links

Just a heads up for those that run the website. Some of the links in the 'What to do now' section are faulty. For example in the flower section for week 22-28 April the Lift and divide clumps of hemerocallis link gives you an Ooops, page cannot by Wodufin

11/05/2013 20:11:34

by Wodufin

Woody rhubarb

Assuming you are seeking advice , I would suggest it is short of moisture. Ours was woody last year when we had a very dry spring. This year it's very juicy. It may also be that your plant is getting old and needs to be lifted and divided by Attia of the Julii

06/06/2012 13:12:27

by obelixx

Talkback: Dividing perennials

I find I have to lift and divide primulas at least every third year else they disappear altogether. I open to "my public" for the very first time tomorrow so it can bucket down with rain from Wednesday night onwards. Wish me luck everyone, as I do by Adam Pasco

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28/11/2011 18:43:32

by airyfairy

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

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