Gardeners World episode 8 2015
Everything in the garden is shooting up, so it's time to lift and divide herbaceous perennials, and Carol Klein is doing just that with Sally and Geoff in their new garden. And in our third trip to South Africa, we discover where red-hot pokers grow in the wild and what it takes to keep them happy. In Gardeners World episode 8 2015: 1. Deadhead daffodils It’s worth deadheading daffodils when the flowers fade, as this will help to prevent the seed heads from developing and so concentrate the plant’s energy into producing next year’s display. It also pays to allow the leaves to die back for at least six weeks and don’t, whatever you do, cut them off or tie them in knots! 2. Sow French & runner beans It’s too early to sow French and runner beans directly into the ground. Instead, sow them in pots or plug trays and place them somewhere warm and light to germinate. Within a few weeks, you will have healthy, young plants ready to transplant when the weather is warm enough. 3. Cut