Heather

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  1. shiney

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    Our Winter/Spring flowering heather isn't the least bit bothered about soil conditions. It's in heavy clay soil that last had garden compost put on it about 20 years ago. It's well established and needs cutting back as it gets a bit out of hand. It flowers from mid-October to April.

    Picture taken in Feb.

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    @Jack Sparrow next time you're coming by I can dig you up a piece if you wish. :blue thumb:
     
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