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This dahlia was looking much like yours Scudo some 3 or 4 weeks ago. Now healthy and full of buds

Well I have spare pots down the back garden and hubby wants to put plants in them...so they mays well be split

2 years old stems might be too woody to readily sprout if buried, but probably some will. To make sure you don't lose the plant, Verdun's advise sounds perfect. In addition it might be worthwhile taking cuttings from the fresh top growth and once rooted in pots, plant them in.My Lonicera...

Grass! Such a versatile plant. I agree with Verdun. Presumeably it's in a pot. The browned dead parts are just that. New growth only comes from the root ball. I suggest cutting down to just above the rim of the pot, keep it watered. Don't go feeding it, just water and leave and watch for...

Thank you once again Verdun

Thanks Sarah Feedback is always important.

Hello @Tach to GC and I have to agree with Verdun because autumn is when winter is up on we and if it's anything like this winter was ...we just managed to save our plants besides losing some

I have since dead headed them, kind of got delayed with that ritual as I was taking advantage of the good weather and built a garden bench (small shed so have to do outdoors) Slugs have been non existent this year so not that. Maybe birds but not consistent when the other 3 are ok. They have...

I know mate they're a beautiful plant and @Doghouse Riley as a beautiful selection and @martin-f with those lovely pots he brought

PS.. When planning beds and borders, they need to be as wide and deep as possible to work well, so Lord Awful won`t have quite so much grass to see to

Hello @Rika to the forum and nice to have you with us...your in good hands with @Verdun and @ARMANDII as they do know their plants

I have a climbing hydrangea on the street side of the house and was hoping to make the most of the sun this wall gets. It faces east but is very open and nearly constantly in the light in the summer. I wouldn't have thought of clematis except that I saw one covering a wall this size in Ireland....

Verdun

yep, have a lifetime now.

Excellent bill. It will grow fast now

I would not prune and keep watering.

Asda are great My Bowles mauve have been from aldi the last couple of years. Cracking little plants for a few pounds

They grow wild here ...Zantedeschia aethiopica - Wikipedia

Cut off the affected flower spikes Jupes, spray with epsom salts and await replacement flowers in a couple of weeks or so! You may even see the beginnings of more flower spikes now if you look into the foliage

Hi Sally what made it worse for me it's stud a few winters but with how the temps was flying up and down..then it got me worried but as Verdun as stated it does tinges the heads a bit