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

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

Colourful garden border including clematis, marigold, fuchsia, geranium

Rolling wet dead turf around the root ball of an alpine plant, close-up

Laying shrubs in a shallow v-shaped slit trench, close-up

Covering lawn area with perforated polythene, close-up

Raking lawn area with a garden fork, close-up

Using black polythene to inhibit weed growth in a vegetable garden, runner bean plant

Mans hand placing mole trap in the ground

Outdoors Collection: Hand placing piece of turf on top of daffodil bulb, further daffodil bulbs scattered nearby in

Hand placing piece of turf on top of daffodil bulb, further daffodil bulbs scattered nearby in the grass, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Hand holding piece of turf above daffodil bulb in hole in the ground

Hand holding piece of turf above daffodil bulb in hole in the ground, further daffodil bulbs scattered nearby in the grass, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Making a hole for a daffodil bulb using a bulb planter, further daffodil bulbs scattered nearby in

Making a hole for a daffodil bulb using a bulb planter, further daffodil bulbs scattered nearby in the grass, close-up

Patting down soil around cyclamen tuber with hands, leaving growing point just exposed, close-up

Hand covering tulip bulbs with soil, close-up

Placing cyclamen tuber in hole and filling in with soil, using trowel, close-up

Digging hole to plant a cyclamen tuber, using a trowel, close-up

Planting a snowdrop bulb in a prepared hole, using a metal widger and fingers, close-up

Placing Dahlia tuber into hole containing a stake for support, close-up

Pinching out central shoot of Dahlia plant to encourage development of sideshoots, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Digging up Primula denticulata (Drumstick primrose) from soil when new shoots have appeared

Digging up Primula denticulata (Drumstick primrose) from soil when new shoots have appeared, close-up

Dividing up clump of Primula denticulata shoots (Drumstick primrose), close-up

Hand fork placed in soil, ready to lift clump of Gentiana acaulis (Gentian) plant, close-up

Cutting off mature leaf of sedum plant, using a knife, close-up

Top-dressing the soil around saxifrages with gravel, using a metal widger, close-up

Emptying bricks from wheelbarrow onto soil, in a domestic garden, close-up

Weeding around young plant with a three-pronged cultivator, close-up

Holding gravel in palm of hand ready to top-dress flowerbed with fresh layer

Outdoors Collection: Using dibber to bed the plants down into compost and pack more compost into the crevices to hold

Using dibber to bed the plants down into compost and pack more compost into the crevices to hold the plants in position

Man holding plant and using trowel to dig hole in ground in rock garden

Man easing roots of Campanula into crevice of dry stone scree bed using metal widger

Using hands to loosen the root ball of plant removed from pot

Limonium sinuatum (Statice) flowers being cut at base, using secateurs, close-up

Planting out Ipomea at a distance form the hosts stem, close-up

Hands planting out Tagetes seedlings into open ground, using trowel, close-up

Hand removing Tagetes seedling from small pot, several more seedlings in tray nearby

Hand placing pelleted seeds along length of string (sowing in drills), close-up, view from above

Inserting twig into soil as support for larkspur seedling

Thinning seedlings of Dianthus barbatus (Sweet william) using a widger, close-up

Scattering seeds from packet over raked soil, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Thinning seedlings of Consolida ambigua (Larkspur), pressing on either side of seedling to be

Thinning seedlings of Consolida ambigua (Larkspur), pressing on either side of seedling to be retained while pulling out unwanted seedling around it, using fingers, close-up

Seedling plug in palm of hand, next to tray containing more seedlings

Taking a cutting from a Chrysanthemum shoot, using a knife, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Man pulling away the dead heads from long-stemmed Rudbeckia sp

Man pulling away the dead heads from long-stemmed Rudbeckia sp. (Coneflower, Black-eyed susan), close-up

Removing cutting from Penstemon cultivar, using secateurs, close-up

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