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Talkback: How to treat peony wilt

I always leave my cutting back to early spring, and when I see the new growth just starting to come through I then cut back all the old growth. by leaving it until the early spring the old growth helps to protect the crown from the ravages by judy4652

24/11/2011 15:27:36

by grannybarb

suitable plants for a middle sized put

I have two medium sized pots in a slightly shady part of my garden and would like to know if I could plant a bamboo - I need height to block an unsightly view. What would you suggest. Ann Pownall Dorset How about Runner Beans ?? (early so protect by Ann Pownall

01/04/2012 16:08:25

by Dragon 87

Please can you identify

. Protect the roots from hard frost. http://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/profile.aspx?pid=60 Yep, certainly is Agapanthus. Thanks by discodave

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10/07/2012 06:44:41

by discodave

cabbages

I grew some spring cabbages for the first time this year, I managed to protect from the blasted pigeons all winter and they look really good. On closer inspection however they have no hearts, what happened? Same with mine. I have planted more than by annaloubee

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23/06/2012 19:23:46

by LizR

Thuja plicata 'Atrovirens'

Hi I've just planted a Thuja hedge and I'm not sure whether to stake or not. The hedge is protected from wind and in a sheltered position. Also, should I encourage the pants to have one leader or just leave them to get on with it. If it helps by petehaskell

01/09/2012 13:53:02

by petehaskell

yucca

this year i got rid of my yucca plant replaceed it with a lilac primrose and cape daisy and pensinmums plus others, what has come up and taken over a bit is borage,throgh has protected some of the plants i planted iam slowly reduing the borage by David Thomas

26/09/2012 23:32:06

by Daintiness

Rudbeckia in Planters

Hi I am very new to gardening and purchased two Rudbeckia plants Rudbeckia Goldsturm & Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy. Both are planted up in 20inch planters, both are still in flower. With Winter coming fast I just need to know hows best to protect my by Dave Cooper-Hughes

24/10/2012 17:16:00

by nutcutlet

Hydrangea

Hi everybody,once again advise if you can please,iv taken loads of Hydrangea cuttings and they are doing ok indoors some single pots some 5or6 in large pots,its the first time iv done this as i want them for shrub wind protection up the allotment by Alan4711

03/12/2012 16:26:25

by Berghill

Planting out cauliflower

Way back before Christmas, I sowed several cauliflower seeds which have over wintered in my greenhouse. They are very well established. At what point should I transplant them into my veg bed? And should I protect them with cloches? I don't really by Hayley Earl

15/02/2013 08:03:54

by Hayley Earl

Bees caught in fleece

I have just unwrapped some fleece from some plants I was protecting from frost when I was horrified to discover some bees trapped in the threads. Most were already dead and even those still alive still had threads caught in their legs and could by jap

02/05/2013 18:59:06

by jap

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