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  1. trish@k9

    trish@k9 Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi I am newbee and also a very novice gardener - and probably like many people at the moment find myself with time I didn't have before (mainly due to not ferrying 2 teenagers here, there and everywhere) so I have decided to get out in the garden. We bought a property about 12 months ago with a lovely relaxing garden - which is quite low maintenance mainly grass cutting and shrub trimming - however I have found scattered around the garden a few really old concrete type plant pots that my daughter and I intend to spruce up and plant - my initial thoughts are something trailing and colourful that hopefully we will see this summer - I am open to all and any suggestions.
    Thanks in advance
     
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    wiseowl Admin 24/7 Staff Member

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    Good afternoon @trish@k9 and a warm welcome to Gardeners Corner my friend:smile:

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    ARMANDII Low Flying Administrator Staff Member

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    Hi trish, welcome to Gardeners Corner.:love30::thumbsup:


    To catch the attention of more of the GC Gang it might be easier to go to the General Gardening Discussion Forum and find a suitable sub forum and ask the question there. You'll find members will be more than willing to give you good advice, opinions and help.:cat-kittyandsmiley::coffee:
     
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    Sheal Total Gardener

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    Welcome to Gardeners Corner trish. :)
     
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    Cuttings Super Gardener

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    Welcome to GC, how about Pelargonium Zonale (Geranium), easy to grow, low ish mantainance, and an array of colours, no real pest or disease, take a drought as well. IMG_20180517_082857.jpg
     
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    JWK Gardener Staff Member

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    Welcome to the forum.
    Instead of flowers how about strawberry plants, they do well in containers and will give you a crop of fresh tasty fruit - save you going to the shops.
     
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