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  Gardora 12:29 on 26. January 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back (25), Garden Calendar (565), Garden Calendar January (63), Prune (28), Pruning (21), Sideshoots, Summer Pruning (2), Winter Pruning, Wisteria (2)   

  Prune Wisteria 

  Wisteria can be pruned now: cut back the sideshoots shortened by summer pruning to two or three buds.

   

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  Gardora 12:38 on 23. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back (25), Deciduous Shrubs (9), Garden Calendar (565), Garden Calendar October (62), Plant (54), Planting (14), Shoots (9), Shrubs (39), Sideshoots   

  Planting Deciduous Shrubs 

  Did you plant deciduous stocky shrubs? On planting cut back leading shoots and sideshoots by one-third.

   
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  Gardora 12:26 on 2. September 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbing Roses (8), Cut Back (25), Flowering (13), Garden Calendar (565), Garden Calendar September (57), Pruning (21), Roses (18), Sideshoots   

  Pruning Roses 

  Climbing roses can be pruned once they have finished flowering: cut back sideshoots and any dead or diseased branches.

   
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  Gardora 11:48 on 9. July 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back (25), Fruits (15), Garden Calendar (565), Garden Calendar July (60), Gardening (83), Gooseberries, Sideshoots   

  Cut Back Sideshoots on Gooseberries 

  You should cut back sideshoots on gooseberries to four or five leaves, or just beyond the fruit clusters.

   
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  Gardora 06:39 on 3. June 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Garden Calendar (565), Garden Calendar June (28), Gardening (83), Sideshoots, Tomatoe Sideshoots, Tomatoes (4)   

  Tomatoe Sideshoots 

  Did you already pinch out sideshoots on tomatoes?