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  Gardora 07:30 on 18. March 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Jasmine ( 2 ), Passion Flower, Plumbago ( 2 )   

  Thin Out Plumbago, Passion Flower and Jasmine 

  Do you have plumbago, passion flower or jasmine? Thin them out now, so that they have a neat framework of branches.

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  Gardora 12:43 on 9. February 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Conifers ( 5 ), Snow ( 5 )   

  Tie up Branches of Conifers 

  Splayed out branches on conifers that have become damaged by the weight of snow or by strong winds should be tied up.

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  Gardora 12:18 on 20. January 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Climbers ( 15 ), Conifers ( 5 ), Shrubs ( 55 ), Snow ( 5 ), Trees ( 57 )   

  Brush Snow off Branches 

  Is there snow in your area? Brush it off the branches of conifers, climbers and light-limbed shrubs and trees.

   
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  Gardora 12:53 on 16. January 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Deciduous Shrubs ( 12 ), Deciduous Trees ( 10 ), Frost ( 12 ), Shrubs ( 55 ), Trees ( 57 ), Winter Protection ( 11 )   

  Pack Tender Deciduous Trees and Shrubs 

  Packing the branches of tender deciduous trees and shrubs with straw or bracken will protect them from frost.

   
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  Gardora 06:37 on 20. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Crowns, Hedges ( 20 ), Snow ( 5 ), Trees ( 57 )   

  Shake off Excess Snow 

  If snow sits on hedges or the crowns of trees there is a danger of branches breaking: therefore shake off excess snow.

   
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  Gardora 12:27 on 16. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Coral Spot ( 2 ), Disease ( 18 ), Fungal Disease ( 3 ), Plants ( 152 ), Pruning ( 32 ), Shrubs ( 55 ), Woody Plants   

  Watch out for Coral Spot 

  While pruning shrubs, watch out for coral spot: this is a fungal disease of woody plants causing branches to die back.

   
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  Gardora 12:12 on 15. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Climbing Roses ( 11 ), Prune ( 46 ), Roses ( 27 ), Shoots ( 18 )   

  Prune Climbing Roses 

  Did you already prune climbing roses? First remove dead, diseased or dying branches, then tie in any new shoots.

   
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  Gardora 07:26 on 3. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Apples ( 15 ), Branches, Pears ( 8 ), Prune ( 46 )   

  Prune Apples and Pears 

  Did you already prune apples and pears? Start by removing crossing, rubbing, weak, dead, diseased and damaged branches.

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  Gardora 12:32 on 15. November 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches, Deciduous Trees ( 10 ), Prune ( 46 ), Trees ( 57 )   

  Prune Deciduous Trees 

  A deciduous tree should be pruned now if it has dead, diseased, crossing or torn branches or if it outgrows its space.