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Alstroemeria overwintering

to split it ? Yes, it should be OK provided we don't have very severe frosts. Keep it only lightly watered, too. Splitting - I would be inclined to do this in spring. I have had alstroemerias growing in the borders for the past few years-and have survived by sunnylou

19/10/2012 11:33:03

by sotongeoff

Grape vine

Hi guys, I have inherited a huge grape vine that needs managing. In fact it needs reducing by half. Can I cut it back now or should I wait till spring? Cheers Jo I prune my grapevine during the mild days in winter,after the colorful leaves have by Jo Stephenson

22/10/2012 16:59:35

by reverett

Roses

Hi, I am a novice gardener. My Roses have been cut back over the years and are at least 35 years old. I love them dearly but I know to keep them going they need pruning. Should I have done this during November or seeing as spring is totally delayed by Karen Novice London

05/04/2013 22:18:49

by nutcutlet

Indoor and outdoor plants

as a houseplant or for growing outdoors-there are probably many others but these two spring to mind. Plants that like warm conditions outside like during late spring/summer months, but need to be brought under cover during the rest. Thank you for your by Cia

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26/05/2012 22:16:26

by sotongeoff

Chilli plants - keep or chuck and start again next year?

the hassle of trying to keep chilli and pepper plants over winter, or should I just compost the lot and sow fresh next spring? What are the advantages of keeping them? Thanks! IME it's not worth the hassle of trying to overwinter them on windowsills by katy@chagnolet

30/09/2012 13:15:43

by jo4eyes

Cornus florida rubra problem with early leaf death

by Jonah

08/06/2012 12:43:05

by Jonah

Leaf curl?

by Remy

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04/06/2012 23:04:02

by Alina W

Chives....

I have a huge pot of chives which really needs split into 2 or more. I have waited until spring but with the cold still upon us I'm not sure if ok to do yet, they're growing fast . I'd crack on with it, they're tough little things. Yes, spilt now by Bunny..in..spring..

20/03/2013 13:14:24

by Bunny..in..spring..

Talkback: How to pot up plants

I have always had containers for winter,spring and then summer.But this year i want to use one of my stone containers to put perenials in so your articles on John Innes compost was valuable for meI am going to put carnations in with another perenial by jonnyshaw

24/11/2011 15:29:44

by jonnyshaw

foliage near food

and Bay immediately spring to mind also the tricolour Sage would be rather pretty. Winter Savory, Hyssop, Thyme and maybe Parsley are also all available in January. by amy samposn

19/01/2012 20:41:29

by whitevanwoman

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