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Stinking hellebore -advice

Hi. I have just found out that my mystery spike leaf plant is infact a stinking hellebore. Advice and hints please. How do I keep it tight, neat and tidy. the lady who gave it to me had many but they were leggy and in attractive with dead bits by * Red Dahlia *

26/04/2013 23:29:32

by chicky

Euphorbia

good time to prune? Any help gratefully received. What kind of euphorbia do you have ? Any dealings with Euphorbia please wear gloves,they have a white fluid,which can cause skin problems.i usually just tidy the plants up, if you just want the flowers by Val Dent

10/05/2013 22:25:18

by HOLEDIGGER

Broken top tomato

) now sprouting from the joints of the 2 remaining lower branches on the damaged plant will be able to bear flowers & fruit - does anyone know? The broken top may root if you tidy it up and treat like normal cutting but like all cuttings not 100% guarantee by Pen01

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29/05/2012 13:59:37

by Pen01

Talkback: Derelict gardens

French neighbours say. I' m all for wild / neglected gardens but when you see abandoned prams and assorted scrap metal mixed in then it' s not so good. Every autumn I usually do the annual tidy up and cutting back to make the garden neat and tidy by Allotment Robin

28/11/2011 18:41:33

by kaycurtis

FORKERS Sheds

I was recently having a discussion about garden sheds ........... I was told that the ladies keep their sheds tidier than us gents ? Not sure i totally agree but still, what does your shed say about you the gardener ? Is your shed tidy ? Is your by Brumbull

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03/04/2013 10:02:33

by Brumbull

Wilderness

-maintenance and maybe allow us to sit on it in the summer. It slopes gently downwards and is south-facing. I'm not sure that I could face the maintenance of a lawn. Any ideas would be gratefully received! I think I'd start by just tidying it up.Rescue that black by juleso

11/11/2012 17:26:52

by Julia Hudson

Talkback: Gazania and rudbeckia pot display

-looked a bit tatty earlier in the year but after a tidy up they are now fine-same goes for 3 in a container that got left out all winter too-they seem to be described as half-hardy yet I am treating them as hardy perennials-so make of that what you will by kaycurtis

11/06/2012 09:46:33

by sotongeoff

flowering bergenia

just cut away the dead flowers to tidy it up. I am hardly ever without flowers on my bergenia and my flower arranging friends find the leaves very useful. Thank you - I thought they only flowered later in the year - learning something new all the time by Standen1

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10/01/2012 18:39:30

by Standen1

Taking cuttings with a heel?

is important. The "heel" will usually end in a long wispy bit, usually of bark with no inner wood showing. That's the bit you can shorten to tidy it up. Ah, so I'm just trimming the extremity of the heel. That explains it. Thank you! It's the thin end which by Lokelani

21/07/2012 20:31:30

by Paul N

Willow Tree in need of a haircut.

the trunk and it's got dead branches at interviles. It leaves and flowers come out fine, I think it needs a tidy up. But I don't want to kill it. When should I prune it? How hard can I cut it back, hard or light? Will it hurt it to cut it back? Thank you by Angelsflower

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27/03/2012 17:09:00

by LadyG2

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