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What to Do with Peonies After Flowering to Ensure Bigger Blooms Next Year Original

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By Lisa Joyner 
| Country Living
Big and blowsy, peonies might be the stars of our spring borders, but their beauty is fleeting, lasting just eight weeks. “Peonies are often described as the divas of the flower world. They start as tiny marble-sized buds before erupting into up to 100 ruffled petals, more than doubling in size,” says Lucy Hook, flower expert at Bloom & Wild.
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The simple household item that can make garden weeds wilt — no digging or spraying needed

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By Lisa Joyner 
| Country Living (UK)
While some weeds can benefit wildlife, it can be frustrating when unwanted plants start appearing in flower beds despite your best efforts to keep them at bay. The good news is there's a simple household item that can stop weeds in their tracks, without the need for digging, spraying or pulling them up by hand. Working as a weed suppressant, old cardboard boxes laid flat over the soil prevent light from reaching weed seeds and existing plants, causing them to weaken and die off.
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What to do with roses after the first flush of flowers: 3 tasks for repeat blooms all summer

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By Lisa Joyner , Rose 'Bridge
| Country Living (UK)
Your roses may be fading, but the show is far from over. From deadheading to feeding, the first few days after your roses have finished flowering are crucial to ensure repeat blooms all summer. If you're wondering what to do with your roses, keep reading for the three tasks to do now for a beautiful rose bush: 1. Deadhead spent blooms Deadheading roses is a simple yet successful task to keep flowers coming back. It's free, takes a few minutes and will keep your roses blooming well into the autumn.
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