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Iris Pallida variegata

Hi, I have some variegated iris's that are on the verge of finishing flowering, I'm not sure if I dead head or leave them to die back, will they flower again this year or is that it? You can deadhead to tidy, but there will be no more flowers from by notgreenfingers2

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12/06/2012 22:18:42

by notgreenfingers2

standard weeping rose

this weeping rose is in its 2nd year .I did prune and tidy in spring,but it is now untidy again with unequal long stems.Do I tidy up in July ? Mike W Never had a weeping rose so not sure. Is it still flowering ? If not and it has finished by mike w

30/06/2012 18:44:36

by mike w

What are your favourite plants from gc bargain section?

Having just having spent a couple of hours tidying up the garden a bit,[not too tidy for all the bugs and critters],I was admiring some of my "old plant friends" that I have bought for pennies from garden centres,that I gave plenty of tlc and have by lilysilly

17/11/2012 13:25:27

by lilysilly

Alternative lawn

I am in th process of creating two raised lawn areas in my garden but would like to use something other than traditional grass, has anyone any ideas / advice. I would like a neat and tidy appearance and it will need to withstand traffic as the herb by Joanne Shackleton

03/05/2013 22:40:40

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Kniphofia

I've done a reasonable amount of research on whether or not to remove the flower heads from Kniphofia after they have finished flowering, but can't find any information. Any thoughts gratefully received. Many thanks. I always remove mine and tidy by AKM8311

14/10/2012 09:54:06

by kate1123

Espalier apples

I found Bob Flowerdew's 'Bob's Basics - Pruning and Tidying' disappointingly basic, and I'm usually a fan of his by Phil Knight

10/12/2012 12:35:55

by Dovefromabove

Pruningforest flame

tidy up after flowering,they are at least six years old,keep them watered and fed renewing with fresh ericaceous compost the top two inches. by gran48

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12/06/2012 20:42:29

by eddstedd

Storms

with leaves and flower heads lying around all over, plus plant pots knocked over. Have spent a couple of hours trying to tidy up. Have had to throw away most of my annuals in pots as they were decimated. by lavenderlass

26/08/2012 13:43:56

by lavenderlass

What we are doing this week

Today, I managed to do about 4 hours in my little plot, tidying up the flowerbeds, cutting back bits of the pear tree and chopping and bagging those bits to be kindling for next winter. What has everyone else been doing in the garden this week by artjak

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08/01/2013 19:41:21

by hollie hock

Talkback: Shed clearance

our sheddies would love to see a few pictures of your shed over at http://www.readersheds.co.uk once you have cleaned it up.! Having good storage is one key element to keeping the shed tidy. I just got hold of some old coffee tins from the office by Rosalind

28/11/2011 18:37:42

by Adam Pasco

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