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Spirea

flowers. Bunny, I prune now varieties like Gold flame, Anthony waterer etc......the small shrubby ones....right down to the ground now. Actually mine are always done in autumn. Then again after flowering. However, on the yellow/orange foliage ones I do by Bunny..

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01/03/2013 16:50:02

by Rosa carriola

Repotting a Christmas Tree...

, and if we have a very dry spell I'd give the foliage regular sprays with a hose as well as plenty of water for the pot. They can grow up to 3 ft per year in optimal conditions, but I imagine that in a pot the growth will be slower - you'll have to let us by Zoomer44

08/03/2013 21:22:00

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Bank holiday gardening jobs

and the newly planted leeks and broad bean plants water wise as well. Otherwise it is war on the dandelions and bindweed and gathering great bunches of lily of the valley and anemones for the house now that my beautiful Mother's Day flowers have wilted. Hope by lazygardner

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28/11/2011 18:43:29

by chippy

Talkback: How to lift and store dahlias

would like someone to answer stoneyford(Chris') comment because I'd also like to ask that question! Thanks Vic. Last year as a trial I left one Dahlia plant in a pot & it came back this year and it is flowering now. When the leaves were blacken by stoneyford

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24/11/2011 15:29:55

by lynnejean

Talkback: Beetles, wasps and toads

There's a new beetle on the block, or should I say lavender plant. Its shiny black with stripes ranging from pale orange to dark red, about the size of a ladybird, could be mistaken for one i guess, except its unusual colours. Did check out by Excited finder

28/11/2011 18:31:52

by Richard Pidds

Talkback: Brussels sprouts

at the moment as they have not had a frost. My first time of growing sprouts they look so damaged but the sprouts themselves look nice an tight and safe. I didn't see those nasty caterpillars til it was to late for one of the plants so then it was out with a by joey northwood allotments liverpool

28/11/2011 18:37:23

by dan

Talkback: Raspberry beetle

of fruit, which are swelling nicely. They seem to be trying to turn red. Do i just have to be patient, or is there anything else i can do other than a sun dance!?! I feed them at least once a week and water well daily. Regards Carole Keep to the sun dance by Mary

28/11/2011 18:39:13

by Bewildered

magnolia

until it's finished flowering and then re-pot it. You should be able to keep it in a pot for at least a couple more years, but eventually it will have to go in the ground. If you have alkaline soil then make sure the planting hole is deep with a good by merv jones

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17/04/2012 16:47:01

by merv jones

Standard Fuscia problem

no more ! Check for rust but maybe it just needs feeding or watering . I've grown several standards from fuchsia cuttings ( bit of a hobby really ) Is it a full standard ? Not sure about the splitting bark though as I've never had that problem. Leogirl by Leogirl

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24/07/2012 23:48:07

by Scubydoo

clematis cuttings

for the last 5 years I have tried to take cutting of my beautiful deep red clematis called Rebecca.I have followed instructions from various books and still fail.!!!When ever I have taken cutting of other types of plants I have nearly always by centuri

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23/07/2012 11:40:51

by Kathy 2

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