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advice on staking
Hello
I have several plants that require staking but I'm not really sure how to do this. Should I buy a frame from a garden centre or merely use flower stakes or bamboo canes? The plants I'm referring to a Soldiers buttons (I don't know the proper name for this but it grows to about eight foot in one year and seems to flower from spring to autumn). A Bottle Brush (Callistmon Citrius 'splenders') Dianthus 'Claret Joy'. Cornflowers (Centaurea Montana) Sorry if these like a dumb basic questions but I've avoided staking because I don't seem to be very good at it. My cornflowers just looked ugly and bunched but if I don't stake them they flop on the ground and develop some kind of mould. Grateful thanks to the person who can help. Jackie |
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