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Talkback: How to tie in dahlias

by Allinsl

24/11/2011 15:29:39

by jaxpage

Talkback: How to tie in your plants

by myself

24/11/2011 15:29:40

by BLUES4U

Daffodils

My late mother used to tie the daffodil stems at the end of Spring. I now have control of the garden and want to replicate her wonderful work. 1). Why tie the daffodil stems? 2). How to tie the daffodil stems? Any articles you can point me too by Desire For Gardening

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28/04/2013 17:48:25

by SwissSue

Talkback: How to store onions

I need instructions on how to tie a noose?The rest of the instructions are straight forward. by Doris Allen

16/10/2012 14:41:28

by Doris Allen

logan berries/pruning

Whats the best way to prune logan berries after they have fruited? Cut out the fruited canes-you should have next year fruiting canes growing to tie in. by Sutts

01/12/2012 21:28:21

by jungle balls

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

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

Staking a Tree

pine not on my property ( Love it ) and the birch is bending slightly as the sun is coming from the front and side does anyone think it will straighten out as it gets larger or will it always f go for the light source.? Thanks As long as the tie by junkbuyer

19/06/2012 17:11:35

by junkbuyer

Pruning plum trees

fence. I think it was originally thought that it could be tied along the fence but not sure what I need to do to it, and if I should be pruning it. by uglybug

17/02/2013 09:24:46

by uglybug

Raised vege beds

question is: there is advice now that one should be digging 12" trenches and putting in old newspapers, compost etc for runner beans, but how does this tie in with the general advice that one shouldn't dig raised beds? by gatehill

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04/01/2012 12:12:17

by gatehill

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