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  Gardora 07:01 on 19. May 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Houseplants ( 31 ), Repot ( 3 ), Roots   

  Repot Houseplants 

  Check your houseplants: they need repotting if they are rootbound. Some more tips: http://j.mp/9A6MzU

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  Gardora 07:05 on 28. April 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Divide ( 17 ), Division ( 16 ), Herbaceous Perennials ( 12 ), Perennials ( 49 ), Roots, Shoots ( 18 ), Transplant   

  Divide Herbaceous Perennials 

  Clumps of herbaceous perennials can now be divided: make sure that the transplanted divisions have roots and shoots.

   
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  Gardora 07:05 on 17. March 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Couch Grass, Herbaceous Perennials ( 12 ), Perennials ( 49 ), Roots, Weeds ( 19 )   

  Lift Perennials to Remove Weeds 

  Are your herbaceous perennials infested with couch grass? Lift the perennials so the roots of the weeds can be removed.

   
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  Gardora 12:39 on 11. March 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Lawns ( 36 ), Roots, Turf ( 6 )   

  Do not Walk on Newly Laid Turf 

  Did you lay new turf? Do not walk on it, and leave it undisturbed for several weeks to allow the new roots to establish.

   
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  Gardora 06:47 on 18. February 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Lawns ( 36 ), Roots, Turf ( 6 )   

  Leave New Turf Undisturbed 

  Did you lay new turf? Do not walk on it and leave it undisturbed for several weeks to allow new roots to establish.

   
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  Gardora 06:56 on 12. August 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Feed ( 22 ), Feeding ( 22 ), Lawn ( 45 ), Lawns ( 36 ), Roots   

  Lawn Feeding 

  Lawns on thin soils may benefit from a high phosphate feed. This will strengthen the roots for winter.

   
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  Gardora 06:42 on 18. May 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Flora ( 45 ), House Plants ( 2 ), Repot ( 3 ), Rootball, Roots   

  House Plants: Rootbounded? 

  Check to see if your house plants are rootbound: repot when the roots have compacted the rootball.