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Pruning
stems.    Removing any other stems to tidy up the plant or reduce size will reduce flower power as they flower on old wood so bear in mind that any new stems will not flower till their second year.  Thanks sotongeoff and obeli. A beautiful day here by sunshine in the garden
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17/02/2013 11:19:11
by sunshine in the garden
Pruning
My upstairs neighbours idea of a perfect garden is the slabbed over back garden and circular clothes drier. There is nothing planted in her part of the garden. Today she tidied up a year and a half's worth of debris and contrary to my request cut by hjalondon
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01/04/2013 18:06:00
by BobTheGardener
CLEMATIS FRECKLES PRUNING
finished. Thanks Appears to be in group one for pruning - remove the damaged parts after flowering. But I don't suppose tidying up beforehand will hurt, that much. Believe it or not, my c.Freckles has been flowering since last July! I will have a hack by SK831
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03/04/2013 11:33:04
by Bookertoo
The right time to sow ones seed.....
to concentrate on the other bits and pieces to start tidying. by Pumphead
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05/04/2013 18:23:14
by Pumphead
Problem with camellia
PH they need and even in wet weather I do soak mine once a week.Hope this helps. Frank. Thanks for advice, Frank. Have lifted branch and propped it up successfully. Will tidy up after flowering and hope that shape will recover. Still covered by Boardy
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06/04/2013 19:55:16
by Boardy
Wild flowers not now mowed down
by being too tidy!  I would be interested to know whether other counties have adopted this strategy. I wish  what the council doesn't cut our farmer neighbour sprays with weed killer. There's a dead brown line round all his fields   What county are you by daydaisy
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13/06/2013 19:01:59
by nutcutlet
compost heap out of control
into that- avoiding any perennial roots- like dandelions etc Keeps it all tidy and in one spot by alexthewinelady
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03/05/2012 15:38:13
by sotongeoff
Sick Heucherella
. I tidied the plant up and transplanted with good compost and some bonemeal. The plant seemed to respond by spreading quite fast, but at the same time leaves kept turning orange brown, with shiny brown patches in the leaves which would then start by Pebble Garden
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18/09/2012 21:51:49
by Pebble Garden
Cloud pruning anyone?
'll have to tidy up back there!     What a gorgeous tree! don't prune it...move the water butt I think lifting the canopy has been good  but I'm not sure if maples' growth habit lend themselves to cloud pruning - I think I'd rather take out some whole by quercus_rubur
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03/06/2013 11:40:08
by Dovefromabove
Toads
to be in my compost heap; green house; under stones/old flower pots. Don't be too tidy. Leave space under your net for small animals  to get in and out of your pond if you net it. Inspect your net regularly in case anything has got caught in the net. I don by Hollie- Hock
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10/09/2012 21:30:39
by Hollie- Hock
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