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Geraniums: Cut Back Now
Cut back geraniums now to encourage a second flowering period! About Bigroot Geraniums: http://bit.ly/rppWgd
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Controlling Ivy
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
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Pruning Raspberries
Autumn-fruiting raspberries can now be pruned: cut back the canes to ground level! On pruning raspberries: http://bit.ly/wc1f0g
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Cut Back Cornus
Shrubs such as Cornus are usually cut back very hard now! Cut branches put in a vase may even root: http://j.mp/zIvTns
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Prune Hardy Evergreens
Hardy evergreens can already be pruned if necessary! Some gardeners cut them in quite unusual ways: http://j.mp/zINWIr
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Spring-Flowering Bulbs: Let Them Die Down
Let spring-flowering bulbs die down before cutting them back! What to do with fading bulbs: http://j.mp/J7blsA
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Euphorbias: Remove Spent Flowers
Remove spent flowers of euphorbias: cut the flowered stem back to ground level! About euphorbias: http://j.mp/K9qObl
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Cut Back Faded Herbaceous Perennials
Herbaceous perennials that have faded can now be cut back: simply add them to the compost heap!
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Cut back dead Perennials
You should cut back perennials that have died down this month.
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Cut Down Chrysanthemums
When chrysanthemums have stopped flowering you should cut them back and dispose of the resulting waste.
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Overhanging Plants
Plants that are growing out of control and are hanging over streets or paths should be cut back. [Photo CCBY kobakou]
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