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Is my crab apple (malus profusion) dead?

. It is staked low down from two sides so no root rock to speak of. I believe the soil drains well but it has been very wet lately. Similar trees in the area are in full bloom but they are more mature. The buds on mine seemed to be getting ready to do by WarksLass

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27/04/2012 22:06:57

by WarksLass

Talkback: Growing chillies from seed

. Please can I have growing on instructions- whether to stake or not - feeding guidelines etcThanks from in the garden. i have managed to start of a root ginger plant could you please tell me how to look after it .thanks First rate - easy to follow. Hello by Denzle43

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03/03/2012 13:08:47

by logmia

Talkback: My five favourite dahlias

blousy Dahlia's that need staking, I have tried to, but I think these should only be grown on allotments by grumpy old men in cloth caps(Ha Ha). You have to be a dedicated gardener to grow Dahlia's and be prepared to dig them up every winter after by Gardenbabe

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28/11/2011 18:41:19

by I Love Dahlias

Wind damage to your plants..

, which fared quite well. What a shame! How come Monty's garden looked so perfect yesterday evening -suspect the programme was pre-recorded! I was out at 9.30 pm pm Thursday shoving extra stakes in around my broad beans, I could hardly sleep for worrying by Don my Ton

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09/06/2012 22:14:57

by Shrinking Violet

Need help with tomato plants

. By the way, which type of tomato plant are you trying to grow?!?! A cordon, single stem(or indeterminate) tomatoes grow tall (can reach up 2m/6ft) and require staking; bush (or determinate) tomatoes are bushy, and don’t require staking. You mention your by pierox38

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15/04/2012 20:29:10

by Tee Gee

Edging for bed

if you have a drill) to stakes (preferably oak). Stakes 2" square by 18" or two feet long depending on your soil and slope. Your lengths of wood can be simply standard fencing rails, 87mm x 37mm, which you can get in 3.6m lengths from your local woodyard by bunnysgarden

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12/02/2013 19:56:20

by Joe_the_Gardener

Talkback: Brussels sprouts

You're not alone Joey, this is my first year of growing Brassicas...first the Wood Pigeons got 'em, then the White Fly, then the Caterpillars...I netted to keep off the birds and rabbits with some of that orange building site netting and stakes by joey northwood allotments liverpool

28/11/2011 18:37:23

by dan

vine weed

scrap of root that is left. Put canes next to the growths and train the weed up it. Once it is several feet tall, carefully remove the stake and put the growth in a bin bag, and spray it thoroughly with a glyphosphate-based weedkiller and leave it to die by tommysmith

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17/06/2012 05:53:23

by bette2

WHITE LEAVES

or be warm. thanks again for your help Mizz I'm not sure that I would put them under a cloche now. Although the temperatures have been pretty low, the wind will strengthen the roots if they aren't staked and the rain will do them good. They will be checked by Mizz

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05/06/2012 15:56:11

by Shrinking Violet

nobbys

moved to Lincolnshire when I got married. Chris. Hi Nobby some people stake their sprouts any stress or rocking and they blow (Open) Dont throw them away though harvest them cut them up and cook like cabbage they still tast good you can eat the tops by Alan4711

29/11/2012 17:52:17

by mollycatshirley

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