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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

climber

hand, tall scramblers would need a fair bit of support and you'd have to put supports quite high up. Another thing to consider is whether you are planting in sun or shade and also which way the wall faces - north, south ,east or west. Also most don by cherry red

13/08/2012 09:08:49

by lovetogarden

Rambling roses

Can I plant a rambling rose to grow up a fir tree or is the environment too acid? Have many fir trees and want to make them a little more interesting. ....you can plant one, but it's whether you'll want to spend the time tieing the rose to the tree by gadrury

24/04/2013 18:55:13

by gadrury

Tip to save money in your garden

. They are easy to find when you are on a country walk or ask a friendly farmer to save you some. They are easy to see when you are gardening they are safe and last a few years. Here are a few more money saving ideas.. A nice and simple tomato plant support made by Coppernob

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25/01/2012 21:39:48

by Eddie J

Kerria Japonica

produce a more prostrate plant? Is it too late to do this now? As far as I know, you cut out the flowered stems and let the new ones replace them. They don't normally lean unless they're going to the light, so I would be inclined to support them straight by Tim Burr

22/07/2012 16:58:18

by Gary Hobson

pinching out

Davie-S I'd just be inclined to keep tying the shoots in to their supports, rather than risk accidentally removing potential flowering shoots in error- well quite likely in my case! Clematis are greedy plants, so keep them well mulched, if in the ground by Percy-Grower

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08/06/2012 23:05:44

by Percy-Grower

Controling Pumpkins

How do I stop my pumkins from taking over my plot and even the next door one. Do I cut the runners down or just direct them where I want to go? Steer them where you want them to go or grow them up supports, or both Some people find growing them by IMDF

17/08/2012 13:06:16

by marshmello

3 x 2 sheds

to see what you are actually getting.Forget the green roof, most sheds are flimsy things and would not support the weight without some solid support posts to hold the soil water and plants, you would need build a substantial frame off the shed itself by RubyLeaf

29/01/2013 23:05:48

by RubyLeaf

raspberry canes

recent introductions for summer and autumn fruiters-someone will recommend. Thank you for your advice - I will try Autumn Bliss and I believe Glencove is anbother reliable fruiter. I planted autumn fruiting 'Polka' last year. They don't need a support by lorrainespooner

11/01/2013 13:48:21

by Jillybb

cucumber and toms

hi, im new to some veg and salad growing so here goes, iv grown some tom and cucumber plants from seed very well too, they are now 4 or 5 inches tall and have 3 or 4 leaves, what i wanted to know is how big do they need to be before i plant them by jen wooler

08/05/2013 23:05:51

by Busy-Lizzie

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