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Climbing rose

I planted a climbing rose last year which has done very well, but there appears to be branches growing that are red in colour and do not turn green. Do I leave them on and prune them back in the autumn or do I remove them now? To be honest by lavenderlass

01/09/2012 17:13:12

by Bookertoo

Honesty

and removed the flowers would they flower again soon or would I be better just enjoying the flowers they have now? I think if you remove the flowers you will have to start again with new seed. They certainly will not repeat flower if you remove the flowers by cbdesignsolutions

22/04/2013 20:31:37

by nutcutlet

Shiny Blue Beetles eating rhubarb leaves

I'm having trouble identifying some tiny shiny blue beetles that are munching through my rhubarb leaves. They are easy to pick off but no sooner have a removed and squashed them more appear. Could anyone help suggest what they might be so I can look by Shill

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24/05/2012 12:42:14

by Shill

hydrangeas

You article on line says now is the time to prune hydrangeas. Can you give a bit more description please Not sure what you are looking at -or expecting here-but perhaps the indication is to remove the old flower heads?? ok will do that, thanks by nanna26

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19/02/2013 15:12:56

by Flower bird

Shallots first time

I am growing shallots from sets for the first time. Planted out in early April and making good growth. This week flower buds are starting to appear, should they be removed so that all the energy is concentrated in the bulbs or left to mature? Your by Terence Jones

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27/05/2012 11:54:16

by Terence Jones

wilted leaves

been like it all winter but does not seem to be recovering. Hello Carolyn Gray, Unfortunately this could be phytophthora. Unfortunately there is no chemical treatment for this that amateur gardeners can use. Generally removal of the plant is recommended by carolyn gray

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13/04/2012 15:05:43

by carolyn gray

Weed killer

) or remove them (as my OH tries to get me to do.). If you used glyphosate make sure the weeds have gone yellow / brown before lifting them. either i would remove them but if its a large area this can be a bit tedious so for a large area i would dig them by newbee

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27/04/2012 07:39:26

by backyardee

Twisting beech infestation- what to do?

I've got an established twisting beech in a pot. It's covered in small shiny brown limpet like nodules on the branch. I've removed one carefully, it's got a yellow gooey centre and loads oftiny tiny white spore like things. What should I do? How by gillettemancs

25/05/2012 13:40:34

by Dovefromabove

hydrangeas

just leaves Where are you keeping these-are they still in pots or the garden-have you pruned or fed them at all? Probably because they're young and have been moved. Also, have you removed the old flower heads? When you do, you have to be very careful by Louise Stevenson

08/08/2012 09:31:05

by Alina W

Pruning Lilac

Hi all, hope you can help, a friend of mine has a Lilac in the back garden which has gotten a little out of control, would it be ok to remove a few limbs now? and tame it a little or would I really have to wait untill late Summer? Many thanks Mark by brizzmark

31/10/2012 20:35:05

by nutcutlet

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