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Talkback: How to tie in your plants

by myself

24/11/2011 15:29:40

by BLUES4U

Daffodils

naturally-it will be worth it. They need 6/8 weeks at least for you can remove the leaves-when they have gone brown People used to tie up stems and leaves to make the plant look tidier while dying down. Daffodil leaves must be left to die down for at least 6 by Desire For Gardening

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28/04/2013 17:48:25

by SwissSue

How to plant the watermelon?

its spring in our there now, im going to plant some watermelon, any body has suggestioins? Germinate your seeds then get a large pot. Around the pot place 5 bamboo sticks and tie together. When the watermelon starts to grow you tie the plants around by Raina

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19/04/2012 21:04:09

by blairs

Tall Raspberries

I have had a bumper crop of Glen Ample raspberries this season. However next years fruiting canes have grown to about eight feet. Do I leave them alone. Prune them back to six feet. That is the height of the supporting wires. Bend them over and tie by John Berry

20/09/2012 21:35:14

by lady teddy90

Non climbing beans

I bought a packet of Thompson & Morgan climbing beans 'Fasoid' but they are just growing straight up and not climbing up the cane obelisk I made. I've tried tying them to the sticks but they just grow up and don't curl round it like my runners by diggingdoris

10/06/2012 21:34:05

by diggingdoris

Pruning plum trees

A bit of a novice gardener! Planted a new victoria plum tree ( St Julian A rootstock- it says on the label!) last autumn/ late summer and for various reasons it did not get pruned it at all. It has several 3/4 long thin branches, and is close to a by uglybug

17/02/2013 09:24:46

by uglybug

Can I train a rambling rose over an arch?

i was given a rooted cutting of an unnamed but rather lovely red rambler and, three or four years later, it is beginning to take off. I planted it next to a cheap metal garden arch and it is now throwing out long shoots which need to be tied up by Gardening Grandma

03/02/2013 16:46:08

by Gardening Grandma

twine + tits = damage to plants

I tied runner beans on their support, as I believe I should do. Now, I used twine (natural colour beige) and tits always come and try to pick them loose, damaging the plants. Except putting plastic ties to support plants, does anyone have by nadiamaz

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25/05/2012 00:47:07

by Katie Blue

Staking a Tree

I planted a Betula Utilis Jacquemonti ( snow Queen ) last October it is doing vey well and about 11 ft high I have 2 problems I need help with 1) How long to do I need to stake it for ? 2) above it about 150ft up is part of the canopy of a Scots by junkbuyer

19/06/2012 17:11:35

by junkbuyer

Pepino Melon help

I'm growing 3 pepino melon plants in the greenhouse. They are doing well and I have quite a few fruit now ranging from very small to the biggest which is around a large cooking apple size. One problem is that I didn't have them tied up as the stems by Daisy Cottage

06/09/2012 15:30:43

by Daisy Cottage

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