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Use layering to grow new rose plantsNEWThe usual method of propagating shrub, floribunda, rambler and climbing roses uses hardwood cuttings but you can grow new plants from any rose with a flexible stem, called layering. Choose a strong branch that can be bent to the ground. Read More.. |
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| Growing daffodils Autumn is the ideal time to plant daffodil bulbs. To make the job easier use a bulb planter from... | |
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How to grow lavenderFind all the gardening tips and advice you need to grow lavender ... |
| How to train a climbing rose When a climbing rose has finished flowering it’s time to prune, tidy and retrain. Be... | |
| How to plant a bed of bulbs Colourful bulbs are a delightful addition to any garden |
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![]() | How to grow lavender 3Find all the gardening tips and advice you need to grow lavender | How to plant water lilies 1Water lilies make a beautiful addition to any pond, here's how to plant them. | How to remove rose suckers 1Suckers grow below ground on grafted roses and on the stems of standard roses. Grafting uses the rootstock of one plant to attach to another. | ![]() | Flowers to feast onPlant colourful, edible blooms in the kitchen garden and add them to salads, sweets and drinks | How to take lavender cuttings Choose a healthy plant to propagate lavender cuttings from and do it in a warm, shady spot. Remove 100mm long side shoots, leaving a short piece at the base. | Create a raised brick flowerbed Raised beds add interest to the garden and are perfect for gardeners who find it difficult to bend to ground level. | Storing bulbs How to store bulbs once the foliage has dried up completely | Planting a bare-root rose Instructions for successfully planting a bare-root rose | How to plant a bed of bulbs Colourful bulbs are a delightful addition to any garden | How to train a climbing rose When a climbing rose has finished flowering it’s time to prune, tidy and retrain. Before reattaching it check strong enough to take the weight of the growing plant then make repairs if necessary. |
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