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brown leaves on my broad beans

but hopefully you should still get a crop and the beans will be perfectly edible. If your bean plants are flopping about a bit, try staking them with canes to allow air to flow between the plants - this will help reduce the spread. And don't compost the bean by bluejan

17/05/2013 07:38:04

by bluejan

Frosted tulips

There was a hard frost last night and now my tulips are drooping. Will they right themselves again or should I stake them? Just leave them alone, as they warm up they will standup again. Thanks MF, first Q&A on this board! They are halfway up now by toonia

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17/04/2012 16:57:05

by toonia

HESTIA dwarf r-beans

I have these growing well in a very large tub. Do they need staked in any way? Would that be canes, net or maybe 'pea' sticks? Thank you, Maggie I am growing the same this year and think mine might need some stakes to hold them up. If they get by staffsmags

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03/06/2012 19:44:48

by staffsmags

Rhyncospermum Jasminoides

I have recently bought one of the above and was thinking of putting in a planter in front of a wooden fence panel. Searches suggest it can grow to anything from 3 metres to 6 metres (currently about 1 metre). Will it need serous staking? Also by chilli lover

11/08/2012 12:46:27

by chilli lover

Thuja plicata 'Atrovirens'

Hi I've just planted a Thuja hedge and I'm not sure whether to stake or not. The hedge is protected from wind and in a sheltered position. Also, should I encourage the pants to have one leader or just leave them to get on with it. If it helps by petehaskell

01/09/2012 13:53:02

by petehaskell

Talkback: New Year resolutions for the garden

dear, no tool bar to put in italics!! Our local council have been planting tree's on the grass verge, The tree's planted with just a stake seam to be standing the strong wind's we have been getting this week better than the tree's planted in plastic by happymarion2

21/01/2012 17:43:19

by LORELEI

Talkback: How to grow tomatoes in growing bags

...i just think the bags are a bit thin for outside.....they go out as soon as the first trusses are formed ..up till then they are on the kitchen windowsill....stake them well to prevent the wind blowing them about too much...personally i tye them by Jacquie Platt

21/06/2012 23:31:38

by susan howard2

Can I reuse, or should I discard?

I always keep the stakes to reuse next year. But is this a good idea? Every year my tomatoes get Blight. And what about the containers I grow the tomatoes in? I always wash these out before storing. Thanks for advice. Maggie I believe by staffsmags

14/10/2012 15:09:55

by Gary Hobson

Plant Apple Tree

is waterlogged-like now, or frozen like 10 days ago Other than that it is a good time as the tree itself is dormant-you must stake it firmly-though. Thank you very much by Jen 2

20/12/2012 20:04:45

by Jen 2

Acer Griseum problem

Two Weeks ago I planted an Acer Griseum Sapling aprox 1.5 m tall it looked very healthy. I dug in well rotted manure and staked it so there is no root wobble my soil is clay like. The leaves started to turn a pinkish buff, but are not dry. I am by Paul Tennison

21/06/2012 15:33:48

by Flowerchild

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