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How to establish and prune a topiary globe using a wire frame

Runner bean trellis with young plants at the foot of each bamboo cane

How to establish and prune a topiary pyramid using a wire frame

Comparison of the tiny seeds of plants such as poppy to the much larger enormous seeds of plants like the broad bean

How to establish and prune a topiary spiral using a wire frame

Using guides and tips to get the shape you want for your hedge by pruning with shears

How to prune when buds are alternate rather than opposite each other

How to prune when buds are opposite each other not alternate

How to prune holly

Putting up a wire into a brick wall and ying in plants to encourage and surpport growth

Putting up fence posts and a strudy and level fence

How to put up a trellis using a frill and screwing the wood into the wall before building the trellis

How to remove unsightly bumps and lumps from your lawn then return the turf to its original state

How to pollard a tree by pruning

Using a second plant pot to provide drainage and support for a pot plant

Safely pricking out seedlings from a seed tray

Dividing lily bulbs and establishing new plants in separate plant pots once the separated bulbs have sprouted new bubils

How to prune a tree to ensure you have a single stem tree

Delphiniums supported by link stakes in a pot

Propagating strawberries and finding and planting in runners to produce new plants which can be potted on sparately once established

Steps involved in cutting and making steps in the garden showing how to lay foundations of gravel, get the steps straight and level, and lay the paving slabs on top

How to take basal cuttings from a perennial and trim the base before covering it with a bag in a pot until it’s established when the cuttings can be separated and re plantied or plated out

Making a gravel path shown in three steps, setting out the edging boards, laying and tamping down the gravel, foundation, and raking the top gravel to create a perfect gravel path

Mixing tiny seeds in with some sand so you don’t lose the seeds and can see where you have sowed or broadcast them on the soil