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Outdoors Collection: Dead-heading a cluster-flowered bush rose (floribunda), removing a whole truss back to emerging

Dead-heading a cluster-flowered bush rose (floribunda), removing a whole truss back to emerging bud or fully formed shoot, using secateurs and wearing protective glove, close-up

Pulling sucker away from rootstock of bush rose, wearing protective glove, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Lifting severed shoot of climbing plant, using garden fork (propagation by simple layering)

Lifting severed shoot of climbing plant, using garden fork (propagation by simple layering), close-up

Outdoors Collection: Hands dusting incision on shoot of climbing plant with hormone rooting powder

Hands dusting incision on shoot of climbing plant with hormone rooting powder, using a paintbrush (propagation by simple layering), close-up

Pulling Clematis seed away from seedhead using fingers, close-up

Outdoors Collection: Pots filled with saxifrages, primulas, arum lilies and miniature rhododendrons

Pots filled with saxifrages, primulas, arum lilies and miniature rhododendrons, on a table in a shaded patio, ornate metal chair nearby

Man using secateurs to cut back long shoots clear of last bud on stem

Man using secateurs to cut back Hedera colchica Sulphur Heart growing against wall

Outdoors Collection: Hands tying sideshoots of Jasminum nudiflorum (Winter jasmine) to a support

Hands tying sideshoots of Jasminum nudiflorum (Winter jasmine) to a support, using horticultural string

Spreading cement mix over set mortar in a canal (building a canal in a garden), close-up

Hands planting marigolds in a border, high angle view

Using hoe to dig soil around plant

Paving of irregularly shaped clay tiles, close-up, view from above

Natural flagstone path, close up

Wooden garden table and four chairs on a patio, floor made of asymmetric paving stones

Path made of cast stone flag paving, close up, view from above

Paving stones surrounding garden border of Alchemilla mollis (Ladys mantle), high angle view

Pinning stem of shrub to soil with wire

Man using secateurs to prune damaged or diseased Viburnam stems

Man using foot to firm soil around base of Viburnam

Man adjusting planting depth for Viburnam above hole

Man using spade to backfill soil around Viburnam in hole

Man using garden fork to spreda soil in hole

Man easing young Viburnam from plant pot

Malus sp. (Apple tree) rootstock and chip being bound together with grafting tape, close-up

Using a flameweeder to remove weeds, close-up

Man using secateurs to cut back long and damaged roots of Prostanthere Cuneata

Using a flameweeder to remove weeds in the gaps between paving stones, close-up

Using a Dutch hoe to remove weeds from a vegetable patch

Hands making cut on shoot from Malus sp. (Apple tree), close-up

Hand holding bud chip from Malus sp. (Apple tree), close-up

Hands making cut on shoot from Malus sp. (Apple tree), below healthy bud, close-up

Example of how weeds can be suppressed by using mulch

Man using small knife to carefully cut leaf from malus for chip-budding

Man using spade to dig out soil for second trench

Using a Dutch hoe to remove weeds, close-up

Pulling weeds, using a large garden fork to lift the soil, close-up

Brick edging, close-up - Tatton Park, , 2011

Raking fine tilth, close-up

Hand placing tube watering system in pot of lobelia, close-up

Man holding petunia plant upside down to gently tease roots from soil

Hanging basket lined with dried moss, close-up

Hand holding bunch of freshly harvested and organically grown onions, close-up

Hand holding bunch of freshly harvested and organically grown yellow and red Swiss chard, close-up

Man using fork to aerating garden lawn, close-up

Easing wild strawberry seedling out of module tray, in order to transplant it, close-up

Thinning and transplanting basil seedlings, close-up

Small common earthworm on trowel dug into soil

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