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clematis montana

Hi could anyone tell me why my spring flowering clematis montana is flowering again in September.It was a little late flowering due to the bad weather (late spring).But i eventually had a good show of lovely white flowers. It only put on a bit by elizabeth cooley

16/09/2012 12:22:00

by elizabeth cooley

Should I dig up my Allysum?

that it is a hardy annual plant, but would someone be kind and explain what this means in practice? Should I leave some clumps in the ground so it comes back next year, or dig it all up to make room for some spring plants, sowing fresh seeds next spring by Jo Hamilton

17/10/2012 11:31:06

by Alina W

Pruning Dogwood

Is it ok to prune my dogwood at this time of yea?, it's getting a bit too big ! I hard pruned my dogwood in early spring, this is the traditional time to prune it to ensure you get the coloured stems over winter. Sometimes I do a little 6 inch trim by fionaf

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27/06/2012 08:33:16

by fionaf

Hardy Annuals

This is probably a stupid question! I sowed some hardy annuals two weeks ago and the wildflower Small Scabious has germinated. What happens to hardy annuals during winter, do they die down to come back up again in the Spring or will I lose them by Gracie5

18/09/2012 09:49:02

by sotongeoff

Seline, Jack Flash.

Hi , everyone. I sowed some Seline Jack Flash in Spring and transplanted them into a big pot. On the seed packet it stated the above but didn't flower. As it's a form of campion I was wondering if it would be better in the ground ? It's growing well by jean riley

23/09/2012 11:56:39

by jean riley

hydrangea

i have a small hydrangea bush in my garden, the flowers are still lovely on it, my question is do i need to do anything to it, or just leave it until spring and them prune it, many thanks Leave it lynne-and don't prune it either or you will prune by lynne24

02/11/2012 14:05:54

by lynne24

hydrangea

the Spring? Also, is it likely I will be able to divide it and get extra plants? No, don't try to "divide" it. I would plant it now. ( I assume it was in a pot outside and not grown indoors). Prune in spring. Keep old flower heads....these help protect by break23

08/11/2012 19:05:08

by sotongeoff

When to prune verbena?

of mine all die. So I cut them down to around the base. I haven't actually done it yet. I find it useful to leave the dead top bits until the Spring, as they remind me just where the plants are. Hopefully I'll see some green shoots coming up around by tinkr81

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13/03/2013 14:00:10

by Kenc3

Back after a long slog

Sorry I had to bale for a while, loads and loads (and work) going on, just want everyone to know I haven't left, I'm still here!!! (honest!) Hopefully get some pics up in next few days of what I have managed in the last few weeks.. Spring finally by BrummieBen

18/04/2013 22:46:44

by nutcutlet

Blistered leaves.

it dry until the leaves are open. Hiya Julian. Yes just as Anne has said. Best you can do is remove those blistered leaves and feed to encourage new shoots. I have 2 small peaches in biggish pots. I always bring them into the greenhouse in spring when by Julian 2

09/05/2013 19:58:48

by Verdun

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