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Overhanging Plants

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When chrysanthemums have stopped flowering you should cut them back and dispose of the resulting waste.

Cut Down Chrysanthemums

You should cut back perennials that have died down this month.

Cut back dead Perennials

Herbaceous perennials that have faded can now be cut back: simply add them to the compost heap!

Cut Back Faded Herbaceous Perennials

Remove spent flowers of euphorbias: cut the flowered stem back to ground level! About euphorbias: http://j.mp/K9qObl

Euphorbias: Remove Spent Flowers

Let spring-flowering bulbs die down before cutting them back! What to do with fading bulbs: http://j.mp/J7blsA

Spring-Flowering Bulbs: Let Them Die Down

Hardy evergreens can already be pruned if necessary! Some gardeners cut them in quite unusual ways: http://j.mp/zINWIr

Prune Hardy Evergreens

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Shrubs such as Cornus are usually cut back very hard now! Cut branches put in a vase may even root: http://j.mp/zIvTns

Cut Back Cornus

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Autumn-fruiting raspberries can now be pruned: cut back the canes to ground level! On pruning raspberries: http://bit.ly/wc1f0g

Pruning Raspberries

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Do you have to control ivy? Cut the stems back to the ground and dig the roots out! On green ivy: http://bit.ly/wdQpMY

Controlling Ivy

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