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Many plant parents were born in 2020 - but, just like pets, plants are not temporary loves - and the demand for all things garden-related has sent sales spiralling. Keep the medium moist, but not wet, as they require more frequent watering than their parents. It’s best to water in the mornings to avoid the risk of rot. Do Snake Plants Like To Be Crowded? Camilla Kerslake puts on a loved-up display with her husbandChris Robshaw while co-hosting A Captain's Christmas charity event Finally, keep an eye on your water levels. You’ll need to water your Snake more frequently if it’s in full sun to keep it hydrated. Use a sharp knife to neaten this strip to a “heel”, 2-4mm long: then shorten the growing tip till you have a cutting 10cm (4 in) long; half that for thyme.

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This promotes good drainage and keeps roots in good condition. And yet, it’s not too heavy to encourage new growth. When taking cuttings from plants with big leaves, cut each leaf in half after potting up. It seems drastic, but it massively reduces water loss, so the cutting can concentrate on forming roots instead. Leaf cuttings Ideal for Climbing roses like to be grown in a sunny position that is sheltered from strong winds. They will not succeed in shade or if crowded by other plants. A well-drained soil is preferred as they do not typically cope well with wet ground. If your garden naturally lies wet, incorporate some sand or coarse grid and organic matter when planting to improve drainage. Planting against a wall will encourage climbing but be sure to position the roots at least 30cm (1 foot) away from the base of the wall as this is often very dry. You can then lean thestems towards the wall, supporting them with canes if needed, then train them in the way described below.However, once you’ve acclimatized the Snake Plant to a few hours of direct sun, it’s critical not to exceed that amount or risk sun damage and heat stress. Climbing roses are quintessentially English and highly versatile - strong growing varieties are ideal for covering decorative obelisks, arches, walls, trellises and fences whilst shorter varieties can be trained around poles and tripods to form 'pillars'. Their flexible canes make them easy to fan out and as their growth is not too vigorous, they will not overwhelm their support structure. They will provide superb repeat blooms and a delicious scent, making them great for adding height, colour and perfume to your garden. There are also the larger, more vigorous rambling roses, which are best in bigger gardens to cover unsightly buildings or grown through trees to provide a magnificent summer display. Climbing roses are non-clinging so require support and it is important they are tied in and well-secured to their structures. This technique is only suitable for shrubs that grow vigorously, such as Cotinus, Cornusand Prunus tenella.