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  Gardora 06:35 on 10. April 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bog Garden ( 6 ), Bog Garden Plants ( 5 ), Cut Back ( 47 ), Cutting Back, Divide ( 34 ), Dividing ( 5 ), Plants ( 306 ), Pond ( 55 ), Pond Plants ( 12 )   

  Divide Pond and Bog Garden Plants 

  Continue dividing or cutting back marginal pond plants and bog garden plants if overcrowded.

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  Gardora 07:27 on 22. February 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cutting Back, Feed ( 35 ), Growth ( 35 ), Hedges ( 30 ), Mulch ( 20 ), Prune ( 86 ), Shrubs ( 106 ), Trees ( 129 )   

  Mulch and Feed Shrubs, Trees and Hedges 

  Did you prune shrubs, trees or hedges? Mulch and feed them to give them energy for the extra growth after cutting back.
   
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  Gardora 06:34 on 14. February 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back ( 47 ), Cutting Back, Foliage ( 14 ), Hellebore ( 2 ), Hellebore Leaf Spot, Leaf Spot ( 2 ), Leaves ( 57 )   

  Watch out for Hellebore Leaf Spot 

  Hellebore leaf spot can be a problem on old foliage: cutting back the old leaves should control the problem.
   
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  Gardora 07:05 on 13. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cutting Back, Food ( 14 ), Seedheads ( 3 ), Wildlife ( 34 )   

  Providing Food for Wildlife 

  Leave some seedheads standing, rather than cutting them back, to provide food and shelter for wildlife.
   
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  Gardora 06:25 on 28. September 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back ( 47 ), Cutting Back, Perennials ( 101 )   

  Cut Back Perennials 

  Continue cutting back perennials that are fading and dying down.

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