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Talkback: Autumn gardening jobs

the fruits of your labour and leave the garden to look after itself and the wildlife. Being too tidy is the eighth deadly sin. I am looking for something to grow at the front of my house which is in the shade. I have tried various climbers but not much by ChristyRose

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28/11/2011 18:44:14

by Todd Eric

Talkback: How to deadhead flowers

for next year It will start to die down naturally later in the year- then you can tidy it up by cracker

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08/07/2012 11:44:36

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Octoberfest

Don't be too fastidious clearing up. Birds and other wildlife will need all the help we can give them through the winter. I'd forgotten how much I like Autumn, you get distracted by the thought of cold, damp weather, then a quick ten minutes tidying by Marysa

28/11/2011 18:29:58

by James A-S

Talkback: Native plants for wildlife ponds

some of the imported plants are invasive in the countryside and cause huge problems in ponds in the wild. When you tidy your pond, native plants can go on the compost heap.Rena MooreFalkirk We have a Arrowhead, Sagittaria sagittifolia, which has been by rosad1

24/06/2012 12:05:36

by FloBear

Help

Hello, I am helping my son and his wife to tidy their garden and have come across a vigorous vine that i do not recognise.Its leaves are approx an inch long and half an inch wide, mid green, on a pink to red stem. Leaves are approx three and a half by Bluemoon2

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24/05/2012 22:51:17

by Bluemoon2

Aquilegias and the Chelsea chop

do half the stems. I was once told that you can completely cut back aquilegias when they have finished flowering, but I thought that this was to tidy them up. It is. I cut back the flower stems, but leave the leaves - I prefer to know where they are by Swedboy

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21/06/2012 13:41:32

by obelixx

How should I shape my pittosporum

and now feel the need to 'tidy' it a bit. My question is should I be looking to acheive a particular shape or what would you recommend I do to tidy / cut it back a little. And when please? Thank you all. I've got a couple of those that are suddenly by lennyboy

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01/08/2012 21:42:21

by christopher2

Deadheading RhodedendonDead

mine if needed now as I think that also helps them flower next year. It would be interesting to take the dead flowers off just half the shrub and see whether it made any difference. The only difference it would make is one half would look tidy by mo_strawberries

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19/07/2012 16:24:20

by Gardening Grandma

Dividing Geraniums

hello, have bought 3 x pots of hardy geraniums and am in the middle of planting them in the border. i tidied all the dead foliage and when i emptied the pots to loosen the roots, i noticed that they weren't one complete plants but separate plantlets by shazza3

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29/07/2012 21:57:51

by ChapelGirl2

amaryiliss

. Then water and feed occassionally with a high potash (e.g. tomato) fertiliser building up a bigger and fatter bulb for next season. Normally they go dormant in the summer and the old leaves are cut off to tidy the plant, but this is not strictly necessary by mary jones

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18/02/2012 15:35:46

by mary jones

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