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Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora' pruning

is the best time of the year to do this? Should it be done late spring after flowering to allow new growth this year? Prune it back right after flowering. Cut all the stems that have flowered right back as hard as you like. Leave any younger stems by LeadFarmer

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30/04/2012 21:28:50

by LeadFarmer

overgrown rockery

I have a small overgrown rockery which is riddled with couch grass, it also has autumn flowering cyclamen and spring bulbs in. My plan would be to remove the cyclamen corms and bulbs and then use weed killer on the grass and replant in spring. Could by Gill13

05/11/2012 11:28:06

by Bjay

Pelargoniums (geraniums??) in window boxes

You will lose them soon to frost,cold and wet if left outside-get them under cover and do not cut back until next spring. You might find the leaves go mouldy anyway and will need to be removed Many thanks, sotongeoff! I used window boxes as a by northchiel

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30/11/2012 09:44:55

by Lyn

Talkback: Island gardens

Am I in the correct place to start a new blog I wonder? Well here goes.I purchased a young Robinia Frisia last spring and its not doing too well.I can see new growths on it every now and then but they soon wither away.Any Ideas any-one? Nice post by Margaret B

28/11/2011 18:39:19

by Mack

pruning

when should I prune fushias - I live in North Devon Hello Annie, I know that fuchsias can look a bit messy in the winter and it's tempting to cut them down. However you need to wait for spring. When they begin to sprout again, you'll be able to see by annie11

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19/12/2011 19:19:25

by Lyn

rosemary

my 5ft rosemary bush has broken in half how can i rescue the broken half ??? please help If branches have split with the weight of snow best just to prune those splits so you are leaving a clean cut. Then what I would do is wait until spring by liz stokes

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28/02/2012 21:25:06

by cherrypickers1

Circular Borders and planting

reasonable heigt and that has spring/summer and autumn interest. However, I don't want the roots to interfere wth the lawn or the path down the garden. Any suggestions as to what might be suitable two shrubs that spring to mind are either a camellia or a by Carolp2

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23/03/2012 15:07:12

by Stephen Shipley

Alpine Narcissus

I've managed to save some seds from my tiny Narcissus Rupicola, do I sow them now or wait until spring? I've not grown them, but I would be inclined to sow them now. Most narcissus seeds need a spell of warmth followed by cold to germinate, so won by Patsy2

04/07/2012 19:21:17

by Patsy2

what is this plant please

hi can anyone tell me what plant this is please Looks like a Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius) hey thank you it just appeared this spring and thought it was a weed so left it to see what flower it would produce as my partner likes weeds for the flowers by rjpringle

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15/07/2012 16:06:07

by rjpringle

Fuchsia cuttings

. Is this odd? when can i plant them out? they are getting quite big now. Not now-and if they have been kept indoors they will not like the chilly conditions out doors You will be better to keep them ticking over until next spring then plant them out -deeper by Millers666

15/09/2012 17:09:30

by Millers666

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