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Using hands to plant seeds in compost seed tray

Transplanting cuttings from Hydrangea paniculata into individual pots, close-up

Pinching out tips of sideshoots forming at top of standard fuchsia stem supported by stick

Pinching out sideshoots from standard fuchsia stem trained against stick

Pinching out sideshoot near stem and leaf of fuchsia in plant pot

Using knife to make angled cut on scion

Hand placing cut Rhododendron scion on top of the rootstock (grafting), close-up

Cutting main root of shrub back to fibrous roots using secateurs

Hanging basket of Lobelia with tube watering system, close-up

Gardening Collection: Box tree in plant pot with support made from canes and wire, being cut into shape using secateurs

Box tree in plant pot with support made from canes and wire, being cut into shape using secateurs, close-up

Removing leaves from hardwood stems and trimming them with secateurs, close-up

Covering top of sown seeds with perlite, close-up

Teasing out fibrous roots from base of Coriandrum sativum (Coriander) plant

Gardening Collection: Finishing willow obelisk by holding uprights together and binding

Finishing willow obelisk by holding uprights together and binding and tying them with long piece of thin willow

Using secateurs to trim protruding withy tips from willow obelisk

Completing the weave by pulling tip of withy upwards on upright of willow obelisk to secure it

Gardening Collection: A selection of ferns, bromeliads, moss, potting clay and pellets

A selection of ferns, bromeliads, moss, potting clay and pellets, for arranging in wicker hanging basket

Moving Viburnum berries from palm of hand onto compost in plant pot

Plug tray

Fritillaria imperialis (Crown imperialis), bulb in dish filled with compost

Cuttings in plug trays with blank labels

Adding top-dressing of gravel in plant pot containing a succulent plant

Mans hand holding yellow Calendula (Marigold) with its roots visible

Hibiscus with pink flowers trained as standard tree in terracotta plant pot

Poor example of container-grown Prostanthera cuneata showing sparse stems and pot-bound roots

Container grown Prostanthera cuneata with well-established root system and vigorous top growth

Quercus (Oak) seedling showing small green leaves and long root

Using shears to cut yew as it grows and fills metal frame

Red Magnolia bud on leafy stem showing fleshy seeds

Using secatuers to prune established pollarded tree by cutting back stems to trunk

Cutting back stem using secateurs to make angled cut just above bud

Gardening Collection: Using clean folded piece of paper to scatter Chrysanthemum x superbum seeds over the compost in

Using clean folded piece of paper to scatter Chrysanthemum x superbum seeds over the compost in plant pot

Putting pot rooted cutting into plant pot

Using hands to divide Hostas by pulling the clump apart

Using dibber to put rooted bulbil in hole in moist compost inside small plant pot

Using secateurs to prune standard rose attached to wooden post

Hybridizing rose showing exposed anthers ready to release tiny pollen grains

Using secateurs to prune standard rose attached to wooden post

Conical hat protecting show bloom rose from rain and damage

Using secateurs to cut blind rose shoot, hand wearing protective glove

Hardwood Vitis coignetiae cuttings in compost with buds just above surface in plant pot with labels

Seedlings in a pot affected by damping off

Hand cutting back vine leaving some buds, close-up

Using secatuers to make clean, straight cut directly above strong buds on thin branch

Hands removing conifer from terracotta pot, close-up

Using hands to firm soil at base of Chamaecyparis lawsoniana in terracotta plant pot

Gently teasing out Chamaecyparis lawsoniana roots from using fork

Woman using trowel to put compost in plant pot containing young tree

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