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    Rockery perennial with scented flowers?

    Thanks for those thoughts. I'll put them on the list of possibilities.
    Post by: wildernessman, Aug 17, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Rockery perennial with scented flowers?

    I am currently clearing a small patch of ground in my garden - about 4' x 3'. It is on a south facing slope, and just to the east of it is a...
    Thread by: wildernessman, Aug 16, 2012, 2 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    Not completely mad - but of course the best garden projects are all just a little bit mad! Not many people go for 'thinking big' when it comes...
    Post by: wildernessman, Aug 3, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    Wow. That's some project, Kristen!
    Post by: wildernessman, Aug 3, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
  5. wildernessman
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    I've thought about it, and have decided that planting a shrub under that sycarmore was a daft idea. However, this thread has been...
    Post by: wildernessman, Aug 2, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    Sheal, thanks for that. Lorna, Vincas not really the sort of thing I want. Potentilla fruticosa, on the other hand is an interesting...
    Post by: wildernessman, Aug 1, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    Thanks for those comments. Rhododendron is an interesting idea. I find that they don't do that well with us, largely because of salt spray...
    Post by: wildernessman, Jul 30, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    Hydrangeas. Hmmmm. There is an idea. Any particular reason why Hydrangeas might be a good bet? One of the shrubs I was wondering about was...
    Post by: wildernessman, Jul 28, 2012 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Suggestions for a shrub for a shady spot?

    I'm considering planting a shrub in a moderately shady spot - under a spreading Sycamore, which means it gets only a little sun in summer months,...
    Thread by: wildernessman, Jul 27, 2012, 17 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Using fleece to protect young hebes

    Thank you for that. I've got a line of them covered with fleece and pinned down at the edges. With 46 mph winds forecast to arrive in a few...
    Post by: wildernessman, Dec 8, 2011 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Using fleece to protect young hebes

    As I have posted elsewhere (http://gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/general-gardening-discussion/31734-helping-frost-damaged-hebe-blue-gem.html) I lost...
    Thread by: wildernessman, Dec 7, 2011, 3 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    wild flower / weed with pinky purple flowers

    Thanks very much.S. palustris fits nicely, even though that bit of the garden is not exactly a marsh, nor is it by a stream. However, I...
    Post by: wildernessman, Jul 29, 2011 in forum: Identification Area
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    wild flower / weed with pinky purple flowers

    Thanks, all. I think that Armandii might well be right.I've done an image search on Google, and the pics of Stachys sylvatica look very, very...
    Post by: wildernessman, Jul 29, 2011 in forum: Identification Area
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    wild flower / weed with pinky purple flowers

    We've got some of these growing in our garden. I'm assuming that it is a weed, rather than a plant that was cultivated some time in the past....
    Thread by: wildernessman, Jul 28, 2011, 16 replies, in forum: Identification Area
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    Raspberries wild and tame

    I used to live in a house in central Scotland with a garden which contained a patch of raspberries. They were completely neglected, but bore a...
    Thread by: wildernessman, Jun 22, 2011, 1 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Helping frost damaged Hebe 'Blue Gem'

    Update:Well, as suspected, my Hebes were dead. However, it looks like I'll get 6 or 7 plants out of the clippings and self-seeded plants - a...
    Post by: wildernessman, Jun 21, 2011 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Plant from the south of France

    Thanks, Victoria.I don't think it would survive up here on west coast of Scotland. However, if I had a conservatory, I'd be very tempted to...
    Post by: wildernessman, Apr 27, 2011 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Helping frost damaged Hebe 'Blue Gem'

    Update:No sign of life in my Hebes.However,1) Last autumn, I gave them a trim. I managed to pick up most of the clippings and put...
    Post by: wildernessman, Apr 27, 2011 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Plant from the south of France

    I saw this plant on holiday in Bormes in the south of France. It doesn't look particularly special, but the scent was wonderful. Any idea what...
    Thread by: wildernessman, Apr 27, 2011, 2 replies, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Helping frost damaged Hebe 'Blue Gem'

    Thanks for that. I'll wait a few weeks.I guess that I would be right in assuming that if I cut them back, new sprouts could come from the...
    Post by: wildernessman, Mar 8, 2011 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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