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Clematis Daniel Deronda

Planted this clematis September last year. It is coming up nicely with 6 flowerbuds already but something is eating the leaves. Suggestions ???? Slugs and snails love clematis when it's fresh in spring so protect it with organic slug pellets and go by Marianne2

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14/04/2012 17:16:41

by obelixx

spuce tree called FAT ALBERT

TREE HAS STARTED TO SHED ITS NEEDLES IS THIS OKAY OR IS IT SOMETHING MORE SERIOUS Spruces can shed their needles in spring, although not usually all at once. If you are getting fresh green growth at the same time it should be fine. by SCENIC22

21/04/2012 21:27:58

by Alina W

Walllowers

Hi just dug up my spring flowering wallflowers after taking cuttings for next year. Any suggestions for summer flowering plants (next year) which i can take cuttings from for the following summer Penstemons, lavender, geraniums, salvias by Nik Zuk

12/06/2012 16:25:54

by kate1123

New fruit trees

them this spring? Patsy by Furballs Cattery

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24/02/2012 22:38:45

by Furballs Cattery

Flagpole Cherry

I planted a flagpole cherry tree last year. It looked fine and flowered beautifully this spring. However, it is now looking very sorry for itself. The leaves are drooping and gradually turning brown. Do you think it is waterlogged or not getting by lougarden

15/08/2012 08:50:19

by lougarden

Berberis Sawfly

Flippin'g things are back - we haven't been bothered with them for a couple of years Pam LL x I had them on my gooseberries .The only way to get rid of them is to spray the plant in spring time .Hate using spraybut sometimes you have too. by lilylouise

28/08/2012 20:22:56

by flowering rose

When to plant out rhubarb?

I've grown four rhubarb plants from seed that I started this spring, I now have four strapping plants in 2 litre containers in the greenhouse. Does anyone know when would be the best time to put these in the ground? by Caroline21

18/09/2012 18:37:00

by Caroline21

japanese onions

Hi Can anyone tell me do I water these or just let them grow normally under cover to prevent winter frosts? I have put them under cover and they are growing like the other onions but apparently they do not need watering until spring. Is this correct by Lickle Den

13/10/2012 16:15:49

by Lickle Den

Cutting back ferns

, in Spring. by peter straw

27/10/2012 17:48:25

by Berghill

fruit trees frost

I have 3 new fruit trees planted in the spring in half whisky barrels cherry, plum and gage will i need to protect them from frost as they are in tubs, i am in south east. thanks for your help No, they should be fine in that volume of earth. by rubyskye

08/11/2012 17:13:45

by Alina W

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