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what plant might I help to grow wild on the Isle of Lewis?
Derek wrote:
Its quite possible that they have finished their flowering, so cut the fuchsia down by two thirds, water and feed, and they may well be flowing again by October. A grower I know opens his garden for the NGS in June where he has 150 varieties of fuchsia on show, day after, cuts down all the plants by a third, de leaves them (that's a mammoth job) and they are all back for his Autumn NGS open day! In the 12 days since I cut them right back (I was brutal!) they have produced masses of fresh green shoots and look like they are going to be bigger and stronger. i never would have dreamed of hacking a plant to pieces like this but it certainly seems to have given it a kick up the arse! |
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