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    Freshly cut Thyme, Provence, France

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    Freshly cut Thyme, Provence, France

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    Freshly cut Thyme, Provence, France

    Freshly cut Thyme, Provence, France

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    Freshly cut Thyme, Provence, France

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    Freshly cut Thyme, Provence, France

    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: shortening of the roots.

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    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: shortening of the roots.

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    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: shortening of the roots.

    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: Cut the foliage almost flush.

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    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: Cut the foliage almost

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    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: Cut the foliage almost flush.

    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: Cut the foliage almost flush.

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    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: Cut the foliage almost flush.

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    Preparation of dandelions for forcing: Cut the foliage almost flush.

    Preparing a pelargonium for winter. Step 4: Pelargonium ready for winter, upside down or in newspaper.

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    Preparing a pelargonium for winter. Step 4: Pelargonium ready for

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    Preparing a pelargonium for winter. Step 4: Pelargonium ready for winter, upside down or in newspaper.

    Preparing a pelargonium for winter. Step 3: Remove all foliage.

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    Preparing a pelargonium for winter. Step 3: Remove all foliage.

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    Preparing a pelargonium for winter. Step 3: Remove all foliage.

    Preparing a Pelargonium for winter. Step 1: Remove the plant from its pot.

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    Preparing a Pelargonium for winter. Step 1: Remove the plant from

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    Preparing a Pelargonium for winter. Step 1: Remove the plant from its pot.

    Woman removing flower buds from a potted pelargonium

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    Woman removing flower buds from a potted pelargonium

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    Woman removing flower buds from a potted pelargonium

    Woman cutting the flowers of a pelargonum

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    Woman cutting the flowers of a pelargonum

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    Woman cutting the flowers of a pelargonum

    Woman doing a rescue pruning on a forsythia wilting due to drought: reduction of the branching to avoid irreversible damage.

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    Woman doing a rescue pruning on a forsythia wilting due to

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    Woman doing a rescue pruning on a forsythia wilting due to drought: reduction of the branching to avoid irreversible damage.

    Woman pruning a young fruit tree, an apple tree, grown in a pot.

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    Woman pruning a young fruit tree, an apple tree, grown in a pot.

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    Woman pruning a young fruit tree, an apple tree, grown in a pot.

    Woman cleaning a clump of goldenrod (Solidago sp) in spring: old stems from last year are removed.

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    Woman cleaning a clump of goldenrod (Solidago sp) in spring: old

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    Woman cleaning a clump of goldenrod (Solidago sp) in spring: old stems from last year are removed.

    Woman cleaning a clump of goldenrod (Solidago sp) in spring: old stems from last year are removed.

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    Woman cleaning a clump of goldenrod (Solidago sp) in spring: old

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    Woman cleaning a clump of goldenrod (Solidago sp) in spring: old stems from last year are removed.

    Woman cleaning a Phlomis in late winter.

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    Woman cleaning a Phlomis in late winter.

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    Woman cleaning a Phlomis in late winter.

    Woman cleaning the foot of a Chinese Palm (Trachycarpus), in late winter.

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    Woman cleaning the foot of a Chinese Palm (Trachycarpus), in late winter.

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    Woman cleaning the foot of a Chinese Palm (Trachycarpus), in late winter.

    Woman cleaning the foot of a Chinese windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei), in late winter.

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    Woman cleaning the foot of a Chinese windmill palm (Trachycarpus

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    Woman cleaning the foot of a Chinese windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei), in late winter.

    Woman cutting a cistus, at the end of winter.

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    Woman cutting a cistus, at the end of winter.

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    Woman cutting a cistus, at the end of winter.

    Woman cutting a clump of sage in late winter.

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    Woman cutting a clump of sage in late winter.

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    Woman cutting a clump of sage in late winter.

    Woman harvesting a variegated orange, the so-called 'Vatican orange' variety

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    Woman harvesting a variegated orange, the so-called 'Vatican

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    Woman harvesting a variegated orange, the so-called 'Vatican orange' variety

    Woman cutting the shoots at the foot of a plum tree, in winter.

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    Woman cutting the shoots at the foot of a plum tree, in winter.

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    Woman cutting the shoots at the foot of a plum tree, in winter.

    Woman pruning a Lilac chastetree (Vitex agnus-castus) in winter

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    Woman pruning a Lilac chastetree (Vitex agnus-castus) in winter

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    Woman pruning a Lilac chastetree (Vitex agnus-castus) in winter

    Pruning a citrus fruit grown in the open ground. Removal of rootstock shoots, as shown here, a trifoliate rootstock (citrange).

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    Pruning a citrus fruit grown in the open ground. Removal of

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    Pruning a citrus fruit grown in the open ground. Removal of rootstock shoots, as shown here, a trifoliate rootstock (citrange).

    Pruning of a citrus tree grown in the ground. Removal of dead wood.

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    Pruning of a citrus tree grown in the ground. Removal of dead

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    Pruning of a citrus tree grown in the ground. Removal of dead wood.

    Woman pruning a Banks rose (Rosa banksiae) in summer: the stems are shortened downwards from a current year's shoot and directed upwards.

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    Woman pruning a Banks rose (Rosa banksiae) in summer: the stems

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    Woman pruning a Banks rose (Rosa banksiae) in summer: the stems are shortened downwards from a current year's shoot and directed upwards.

    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

    Woman pruning a honeysuckle: the sarment stems are shortened.

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    Woman pruning a honeysuckle: the sarment stems are shortened.

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    Woman pruning a honeysuckle: the sarment stems are shortened.

    Woman cleaning bearded irises (Iris germanica) in late summer. Removal of damaged but still mostly green leaves.

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    Woman cleaning bearded irises (Iris germanica) in late summer.

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    Woman cleaning bearded irises (Iris germanica) in late summer. Removal of damaged but still mostly green leaves.

    Woman cleaning bearded irises (Iris germanica) in late summer. Removal of old foliage and remnants of inflorescences.

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    Woman cleaning bearded irises (Iris germanica) in late summer.

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    Woman cleaning bearded irises (Iris germanica) in late summer. Removal of old foliage and remnants of inflorescences.

    Woman folding a thyme plant to regenerate it.

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    Woman folding a thyme plant to regenerate it.

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    Woman folding a thyme plant to regenerate it.

    Woman folding a thyme plant to regenerate it.

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    Woman folding a thyme plant to regenerate it.

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    Woman folding a thyme plant to regenerate it.

    Woman cleaning agapanthus plants in late summer.

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    Woman cleaning agapanthus plants in late summer.

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    Woman cleaning agapanthus plants in late summer.

    Woman dividing an aechmea, in summer. Separation of shoots around a plant that has flowered.

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    Woman dividing an aechmea, in summer. Separation of shoots around

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    Woman dividing an aechmea, in summer. Separation of shoots around a plant that has flowered.

    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Resizing the leaves at the top of the cutting.

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    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Resizing the leaves

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    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Resizing the leaves at the top of the cutting.

    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Topping of the cutting (removal of the stem apex).

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    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Topping of the

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    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Topping of the cutting (removal of the stem apex).

    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Whole stem taken with a portion of the base.

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    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Whole stem taken with

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    Cutting a fig tree in summer, step by step. Whole stem taken with a portion of the base.

    Cutting of Gaura, in summer. Potting the cuttings.

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    Cutting of Gaura, in summer. Potting the cuttings.

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    Cutting of Gaura, in summer. Potting the cuttings.

    Cutting of Gaura, in summer. Selection of stem sections.

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    Cutting of Gaura, in summer. Selection of stem sections.

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    Cutting of Gaura, in summer. Selection of stem sections.

    Pruning a citron (Citrus medica) in summer. Preparation of a stem tip.

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    Pruning a citron (Citrus medica) in summer. Preparation of a stem

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    Pruning a citron (Citrus medica) in summer. Preparation of a stem tip.

    Pruning a citron (Citrus medica) in summer. The pruning product can be cuttings.

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    Pruning a citron (Citrus medica) in summer. The pruning product

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    Pruning a citron (Citrus medica) in summer. The pruning product can be cuttings.

    Preparation of a cutting with a heel of a Mexican orange tree (Choisya ternata): the cuttings are separated with a portion of the stem at their base, forming the heel, which is more favourable for taking the cutting.

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    Preparation of a cutting with a heel of a Mexican orange tree

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    Preparation of a cutting with a heel of a Mexican orange tree (Choisya ternata): the cuttings are separated with a portion of the stem at their base, forming the heel, which is more favourable for taking the cutting.

    Cutting atmosphere in summer: choice of different sizes and shapes of pots in which to put the cuttings to be rooted.

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    Cutting atmosphere in summer: choice of different sizes and

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    Cutting atmosphere in summer: choice of different sizes and shapes of pots in which to put the cuttings to be rooted.

    Woman taking a hibiscus cutting, in summer.

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    Woman taking a hibiscus cutting, in summer.

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    Woman taking a hibiscus cutting, in summer.

    Woman taking a hibiscus cutting, in summer. Dressing the cutting: the foliage is removed from the lower part of the cutting.

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    Woman taking a hibiscus cutting, in summer. Dressing the cutting:

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    Woman taking a hibiscus cutting, in summer. Dressing the cutting: the foliage is removed from the lower part of the cutting.

    Radish tops plant extract, preparation

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    Radish tops plant extract, preparation

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    Radish tops plant extract, preparation

    Freshly harvested Sweet bay (Laurus nobilis)

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    Freshly harvested Sweet bay (Laurus nobilis)

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    Freshly harvested Sweet bay (Laurus nobilis)

    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by step. 2: Remove the leaves from the base. 4: put in individual pots.

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    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by

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    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by step. 2: Remove the leaves from the base. 4: put in individual pots.

    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by step. 3: shorten the foliage at the top of the cutting.

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    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by

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    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by step. 3: shorten the foliage at the top of the cutting.

    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by step. 2: Remove the leaves from the base.

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    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by

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    Cutting an Hartweg's beardtongue (Penstemon hartwegii) step by step. 2: Remove the leaves from the base.

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