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pruning a pear tree

for winter damage, wait to prune until late winter. Give your pear trees the proper growing environment. Then maintain a regular pruning schedule to enhance the best possible fruit production. Set a three-year plan to get your pear trees into the shape by marigold2

27/07/2012 20:31:30

by chellie

plants on a tree lined back drop

alba sibirica - bright red - and cornus Midwinter Fire - flame like - or some of the colourful forms of salix available. These will need to be completely or partially pollarded (cut back) each spring to maintain fresh coloured new stems by biggarden_smallknowledge

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25/06/2012 15:36:05

by obelixx

Question for a calm winter moment

. Moles and earthworms burrow beneath the surface. This is a balanced crops-field ecosystem. Insect and plant communities maintain a stable relationship here. It is not uncommon for a plant disease to sweep through this area, leaving the crops by ThaiGer

13/12/2012 18:06:12

by ThaiGer

circular formal raised bed what centre piece

protection in winter so a holly is a great alternative. Agree with nut- those pink/white/green willows .... But it's your garden remember and it depends what you like and how much time you have to maintain it. Are you going to render the retaining wall by blackest

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27/04/2013 19:27:21

by BobTheGardener

Talkback: Grow carrots in a container

years before planting. This helps to reduce the chances of diseases and pests and maintains nutrient levels in the soil. Hope this helps! very good information but not on apple trees i have a pink lady from seed and its got some kind of white fungal by ianmcrighton

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10/05/2012 00:51:50

by Sinevegas

When to prune a mature Magnolia?

to dieback.This is also a good time to cut back or remove any outward facing shoots on wall trained evergreen plants. Cut the highest or widest-growing branches for removal, ( the ones that will reduce the overall height and spread and maintain the desired by awheatley

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20/07/2012 19:15:28

by Nia

Ivy or not?

maintaining. I cut back about 3 recycling bags of the stuff I can reach every 4 weeks or so. I have had to resort to burning it as it grows quicker than I can get rid of it. I wouldnt dream of getting rid of it for an easier life but boy I would never plant it.. by gcowen

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14/03/2012 12:11:18

by discodave

lawn

for you?? Hello Denise, Before you give up trying, have a look at some of our lawn projects: How to maintain your lawn How to renovate your lawn and How to improve your lawn My lawn looks terrible at the moment because I didn't spend enough time raking off by denise butcher

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08/03/2012 10:34:19

by Dairmuid Meredith

Brussel Sprout growing

of weeks also they hate it if they are blown about by wind if necessary stake each plant using a garden cane.The blowing of the sprout is due to sporadic watering try to maintain a damp not wet soil by Sue Gaffoor

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29/04/2012 18:09:53

by ady baker

To lift or not

, and it didn't survive. Me too. The best time to move things is autumn when most plants go dormant and thus suffer less shock from being moved. It will also help to prune some of the top growth so the roots have less work to do maintaining the plant above by keeleykins

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04/08/2012 22:52:32

by Tim Burr

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