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To fell a tree to ground level, or leave a stump?

' it out and then add plants for a feature I'd leave it high and as you have suggested grow something over it. Alternatively you could make it more of a feature by turning it into something else, such as a bird table or even a seat. 300mm diameter isn by happycottontail

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22/04/2012 21:36:45

by Eddie J

Veronicastrums and heleniums

unique that I want to try them Have some Veronica's as I call them in 2ltr pot waiting to be planted in perennial border .... Not grown before so looking forward to planting.Question - how do you gardeners support your tall growing perennials .. .? Ty by Verdun

18/04/2013 04:42:21

by Brumbull

Advice on climbing hydrangea

Anyone give me advice on climbing hydrangeas please? does anyone know the shrub name for an "umbrella plant" please? What advice are you looking for? Pruning, support, siting....... Google "climbing hydrangea for lots of advice". The most likely by Sarahlou67

25/04/2013 21:53:27

by Mrs MacGregor

Growing Pumpkins Vertically

big a container or supporting canes do I need? Any help please? Thank you. Umm, I've planted a couple of seeds I saved from last year's Hallowe'en pumpkin bought in Tesco. What do you think my chances are? Steff, it all depends whether the pumpkin by Oodie

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16/05/2012 08:32:26

by Italophile

Sedum Collapse

to resolve it? I assume that it's still in/been in flower recently, in which case a gentle support would help with appearance until flowering is over & it can be cut back for over the winter. This 'flopping open' is common with sedums especially if they by Phytographer

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13/09/2012 21:33:12

by Daintiness

Talkback: Top 10 plants for containers

It would useful to have pictures of the plants mentioned on this page. I agree as i don't always recognise names! I really need to know what are the most hardy plants for containers. I have had my plants decimated by vine weevils and want to repot by shize56

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10/06/2012 14:29:44

by Green Magpie

Jasmine Beesianum

support? Please correct me if I'm wrong but I believe these plants don't grow quite as big as some Jasmines??? I've got one growing in the garden, not a pot, so can't help you there. Mine is planted in a sheltered spot in the garden and hardy, we have by tattianna

13/03/2013 14:39:29

by jatnikapyar

Wisteria Alba: sudden death

the wall in full sun. It was supported on a frame. No sign of disease and I had watered and mulched as usual throughout the growing period.... can't think what killed it. Any ideas? PS. One stem has layered itself so there might be hope for a resurrection by rockette

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27/04/2012 22:01:35

by rockette

bare patch

Hi. I have a shrub boarder running the length of my fence apart from right near the end. Last year I had a plant pot with some flowers in it. This year i'd like to do something a bit more permanent. The depth is probably about a foot/foot and half by David 25

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01/02/2013 21:46:25

by artjak

What did you do in your garden today?

physical weakness at the first knuckle on the floweriing stems so each year I support with thin canes then they will flower upright til the autumn. The golden oat grass is lovely plant. If you don't grow this then do. Planted some perennials and hardening by LeadFarmer

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04/05/2013 20:43:44

by AndytheScientist

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