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Talkback: How to plant a bare-root rose

I found this very helpful as i was unsure of whether to bury the stems very deep. I found this very helpful, as i have quite a few bare roots to plant, but wasnt sure what to do with them during this snow and freezing temps. can I plant a bare root by clem123atis

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23/03/2012 20:08:34

by digger3

Hedychium

Hi I have had my Hedychium for around 6 years now and it is my pride and joy. Although its flowers are only with me a short while each year the smell is amazing, and the flowers are so delicate. It has survived frosts, snow, drought and my puppy by SarahD2

01/06/2012 14:51:57

by SarahD2

Frost Damaged Hypericum

in the summer. This year after a mild winter, spring came early and new growth had appeared by the end January when sudden in February 2 weeks of -10c frost and snow. Every leaf on the bush has withered and gone brown. Do I cross my (not so green) fingers by Nora C

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20/02/2012 22:36:03

by jeffd

Magnolia Madness!

! I also have this but I assumed it was because we had severe frost and snow when the flowers were just budding. I also have a purple magnolia that is about 20 years old and flowered really well every year but now looks as though it is dead as it has by Lingdada

24/05/2012 10:47:03

by carriefie

Planting Potato for Christmas Day

pleased with the result. I live in the north and the past couple of years we have had snow and ice before Christmas and I have no greenhouse but thinking of getting a plastic one, what do you experts think. Thanks regards Chris This might help http by Chris9

11/07/2012 15:05:10

by Chris9

Dahlias

dahlias usually have a lot more flowers. And some late flowering plants are going to be so late they'll be poking through the snow. They are unlikely to flower now-seed varieties are not as reliable as tuber raised plants-what did you feed them with by george stevens

25/10/2012 17:06:51

by donutsmrs

weather and plants in pots

dozen shrubs in 3L pots. Can they be left out in the snow and 0degree temps and survive? Or do I leave them in my garage? Or bring them out in daylight and back at night? What about watering? Thanks, Bill They are all hardy. Raise them up if you can onto by Bill Mansfield

14/01/2013 23:24:49

by nutcutlet

FROGS TOADS

IN EARLY JANUARY MY TINY POND IN TRURO CORNWALL WAS FULL OF TOADS MUST OF BEEN 7 OR 8 ALL SWIMMING AROUND WE HAVE HAD NO SNOW DOWN HERE SO IS REALLY MILD.WE NOW HAVE TWO GREAT BUNDLE OF FROG SPAWN 29,1,2013 WE CAN HEAR YOU Bad form to use upper case by SMALEMI

29/01/2013 20:23:59

by Verdun

Prune hydrangea

Some help please. In north cornwall we are snow free and a mild climate. This year one of my hydrangeas in still very green. Although last years flowers are dead the leaves are still green and looking very strong. Should i prune now( which by Janice Dunning

31/01/2013 16:52:24

by Janice Dunning

Bedding plants

February so we can all be struck with cold, snow and hard frosts. I wouldn't bother with the cost of heating a greenhouse. Having said that I've geminated lobelia indoors and are now in the cold frame as an experiment. They were free seeds so nothing lost by gill barker

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08/02/2013 12:09:14

by gill barker

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