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Images Dated 14th March 2014 (page 42)

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Trimming back water lily roots to within 5cm of tuber, using secateurs, close-up

Collecting lily bulbils from leaf axils of stems, close-up

Planting lily bulblets into pot of loam-based compost, close-up

Picking off lily bulblets from dead stem after flowering, close-up

Images Dated 14th March 2014: Boys hands covering geranium cutting in plant pot with plastic bag

Boys hands covering geranium cutting in plant pot with plastic bag and securing elastic band around it, close-up

Potting up sections of Cyclamen hederifolium bulb, close-up

Cutting a Cyclamen hederifolium bulb into pieces, using a sharp knife, close-up

Boys hands planting a cutting from a geranium in a plant pot, close-up

Young mans hand clipping a cutting off a geranium plant using pruning shears, close-up

Trimming off tip and roots from Hippeastrum bulb, using a sharp knife, close-up

Images Dated 14th March 2014: Placing daffodil bulb on its cut end, then cutting downwards through basal plate with a sharp knife

Placing daffodil bulb on its cut end, then cutting downwards through basal plate with a sharp knife (propagating by twin-scaling)

Dividing pieces of daffodil bulb with scalpel (propagating by twin-scaling)

Sowing Fritillaria meleagris seeds evenly over compost in pot, close-up

Slicing off nose of daffodil bulb, using a sharp knife (propagating by twin-scaling)

Hands peeling off scales from a lily bulb (propagating by scaling), close-up

Images Dated 14th March 2014: Harvesting cyclamen seed capsules using fingers, seeds soaking in dish of water

Harvesting cyclamen seed capsules using fingers, seeds soaking in dish of water and whole capsule also in view, close-up

Lifting Daffodil corm from soil, using a hand fork, close-up

Pulling off cormels from parent corm (Gladiolus) using fingers, close-up

Pulling offsets away from parent bulb of Crinum plant, using hands, close-up

Inserting a single offset from a Crinum plant into pot of compost, using fingers, close-up

Pulling clump of Crinum plant apart, using hands, close-up

Removing outer skin from daffodil bulb using fingers, finished bulbs in background, close-up

Images Dated 14th March 2014: Separating pairs or clumps of daffodil bulbs with large offsets into individual bulbs

Separating pairs or clumps of daffodil bulbs with large offsets into individual bulbs, pulling them apart with fingers, close-up

Lifting tulip bulbs out of soil, using a fork, close-up

Young man using paintbrush to dust tulip bulbs with fungicide

A plant pot containing compost with a hand above it holding a runner bean

Lifting clumps of Nerine plants from soil using fork, close-up

Young man removing dried soil from tulip bulb

Hole cut into grass turf with crocus bulbs being pressed into soil, high angle view

Hands removing outer skin from Nerine bulb, close-up

Cutting down dead flower stems of Alliums to ground level (dead-heading)

Hands dividing clumps of Nerine bulbs, close-up

Man tying plant to bamboo stick in soil

Tying stem of plant to bamboo stick just below buds

Cutting down clumps of daffodills with yellowed leaves, using shears, close-up

Man tying young plant to bamboo stick in soil

Garden fork pushed into soil to make holes for small bulbs, close-up

Hands covering daffodil bulbs in pot with potting compost, close-ups

Images Dated 14th March 2014: Transfering transplanting pea seedlings from plastic guttering to soil using a planting board as a

Transfering transplanting pea seedlings from plastic guttering to soil using a planting board as a guide

Hand planting daffodil bulbs in prepared pot, close-up

Man harvesting yellow and green chili pepper by hand

Man harvesting an aubergine by hand using a pocket-knife

Man looping a string around the root ball of a tomato plant to train it to climb

Man removing side-shoots on a tomato plant by hand

Man harvesting sweetcorn by hand, breaking off the ripe vegetable cob

Man planting sweetcorn in blocks of staggered rows to encourage wind pollination

Vegetables growing under a glass-tent cloche to protect crops against cold, frost

Mans hands cutting chicory roots

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