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How to plant the watermelon?

to remove them, leaving only 2-3 on the plant at most. use a pair of tights or the like to support the growing fruit. You will need to water, water, water and water all the way through. You may need to ripen the fruit inside a greenhouse. by Raina

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19/04/2012 21:04:09

by blairs

frosted jade plant

Dear all, my husband has left his previous 15years old Jade plant, Crassula ovata out in the frost for the last couple of days, only get upset when seeing them go soggt n lifeless this mrning. Please advise on the bast way to it's recovery by ping

14/12/2012 22:34:22

by Alina W

Euphorbia

lifted,put a plant support under the flower heads . by Val Dent

10/05/2013 22:25:18

by HOLEDIGGER

DOG WOODS

. Presumably temporary as you wouldn't want to risk rooting. Not particularly my cup of tea but quite attractive nonetheless. Maggie, I just want to say that you should not throw the pruned stems away. Save them for supporting other plants later in the year by MAGGIE BRAY

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07/03/2013 13:41:16

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Ice-cream Penstemons - 'Melting Candy'

Appeal for help from anyone who knows these Penstemon. Bought 2 in pots in May when they were about 6" high and planted the same day. I bought them because I was dazzled by the photograph of the flowering plant on the pot label and because I had by yarrow2

31/07/2012 20:22:56

by yarrow2

Teaching a rose to climb

My Gertrude rose was planted about 2 months ago and is about 50 cms high already and has some buds and the colour can be seen easily. It was planted about 50 cms away from the fence but is making no attempt to climb. What do I do? Will it grab by erica londonii

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24/06/2012 15:16:47

by erica londonii

Talkback: Boston ivy and Virginia creeper

propagation). P henryana often needs a little support until it start growing vigorously. can i split a boston creeper rootball in half without harming the plant. Good post and I love to follow the better side.keep sharing. Can you explain how you take a by Stopwatchgardener

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28/11/2011 18:39:50

by Richard.H

vine eyes

properly it should last years. You need the wires to be hedl at least one inch, and preferably 2 away from the supporting structure to allow air to circulate behind the growing plants and thus reduce diseases such as mildew. by Frozz

26/11/2012 13:16:37

by obelixx

Winter Flowering Jasmine

weather to stop the roots freezing. brilliant looking shrub with great colour hope that helps hiya, thanks for the replies, didn't realise they were climbers thought they were shrubs. would i need to put in a obelisk or support before planting ??? by shazza3

19/01/2013 22:27:17

by shazza3

Dahlias

temp is consistently around 8-10c. Then it is safe. Yes - pinch out the tops of dahlias when they are about 9" high. This strengthens the main stem and helps with stabilizing the plant in windy conditions, as well as supporting large flowers. It also by Scampi57

04/05/2013 19:36:36

by CrazyGardener

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