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GARDENING TIPS
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FRUIT BUSHES The clock is ticking to give fruit bushes their annual prune. Many of the principles are the same as rose pruning: cut out dead, dying, diseased and weak stems to base. The aim is to have an uncluttered centre so other stems might need thinning out too. Gooseberries, redcurrants and blackcurrants usually crop best on stems that are two or three years old, so anything older can be removed. Autumn fruiting raspberries couldn’t be easier: just cut down everything to the ground. Summer raspberries are best cut after fruiting. For healthy plants and helpful advice head to Bridge Farm Plants at Corn Craft, Monks Eleigh.
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22/2/2023 08:29:24 am
This article from Bridge Farm Plants is a great resource for gardeners looking for advice on how to care for their fruit bushes, clematis, and roses. The detailed instructions on how and when to prune each type of plant are very helpful, especially for beginners who may be intimidated by the process. The emphasis on maintaining an uncluttered center and promoting bushiness is an important tip that can help improve the overall health and appearance of the plants. Overall, this article provides valuable information for gardeners looking to prepare their gardens for spring.
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