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Cutting off a flower head with a pair of secateurs, close up

Using hands to remove hollyhock seeds from stem

A metal watering can standing on dry soil behind a delicate purple flower, close up

Pulling away a shoot from a plant, close-up

Inserting a cutting into a base of soil, close-up

A hand sowing seeds along drills, close up, high angle view

Person dipping cuttings in hormone rooting powder, close-up

Small shoot being pricked out of soil with pencil tip, front view

A watering can watering a tray of soil

Seedlings being removed into plastic module tray, high angle view

Using a rake, close up

Easing seedlings out of a tray with a pencil, close-up

Planting with a spade, close up

Using hands to pull plant out of a pot, view from above

Using hands to loosen up the earth around a plant, high angle view

Wooden garden bench positioned under overgrown arbour, front view

Outdoors Collection: Fish in clear plastic bag, being held in water until temperature in bag matches that of the pond

Fish in clear plastic bag, being held in water until temperature in bag matches that of the pond (transporting fish)

Pond in a garden

Japanese-style water fountain (shishi odoshi) made from bamboo

Cleaning out a pond, removing fish with net

Using hand to put gravel in plant basket in pond to stabilise i water

Filling plastic bag containing koi carp with water from hose

Outdoors Collection: Laying timber decking at side of a pond, screwing on a timber fascia board to hide the liner

Laying timber decking at side of a pond, screwing on a timber fascia board to hide the liner and rough wood of the bearers

Man using secateurs to prune back Delphinium stems to ground level

Using fingers to pinch out Aster shoots

Thinning Phlox shoots, using fingers to pinch out weaker shoots at the base, close-up

Using fingers to remove healthy, evenly spaced laterals from chrysanthemum

Using fingers to pinch out tip of chrysanthemum plant in soil

Pinching out side buds from Chrysanthemum plant, using fingers, close-up

Using secateurs to cut back santolina plant to main woody stems just above new growth

Inserting plant through slit in black plastic sheeting using trowel

Hands removing Aster plant from pot, close-up, view from above

Using knife to cut through black plastic sheeting

Using trowel to lift seedlings with soil around roots

Hands firming in soil around aster plant, close-up

Using trowel to dig hole in soil

Using hands to tease out roots of Aster around sides and base of oot ball above soil

Hybridising roses, hands brushing anthers of pollinator across stigmas of seed parent, close-up

Cutting stem of yellow rose at an angle just above a bud, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Hybridising roses, inspecting a yellow rose with stamens and petals removed

Hybridising roses, inspecting a yellow rose with stamens and petals removed, making sure that no fragments remain, using a magnifying glass, close-up

Hybridising roses, using tweezers to remove stamen from a yellow rose, close-up

Hybridising roses, hands removing outer petals from yellow rose, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Propagating roses, gardener planting sucker in hole wearing protective gloves and using a trowel

Propagating roses, gardener planting sucker in hole wearing protective gloves and using a trowel, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Cutting off a flowered rose with growth buds, making angled cut above outward facing bud

Cutting off a flowered rose with growth buds, making angled cut above outward facing bud (bud-grafting), close-up

Training a climbing rose, tying new shoot into horizontal wire, close-up

Pruning sideshoots of a Rosa gallica (Gallica rose), using secateurs, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Dead-heading a large-flowered bush rose (hybrid tea rose), cutting back stems bearing faded

Dead-heading a large-flowered bush rose (hybrid tea rose), cutting back stems bearing faded flowers to an outward-facing bud or fully formed shoot, wearing protective gloves, close-up

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