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planting on a sloping shaded bank

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Midge, Sep 1, 2005.

  1. Midge

    Midge Apprentice Gardener

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    I am due to move to a bungalow with a rear high sloping bank outside the conservatory, It has the remains of tree stumps in it. What do you suggest I plant in it for low ground cover and colour.
     
  2. Fran

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    Consider creeping thymes, or indeed the ericas - then there's the ferns, some of which are a lovely golden colour
     
  3. Midge

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    Thanks Fran, I had thought of Ericas but Ferns can grow very big, are there small ones ?
     
  4. sam k

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    hi, what is the area like damp, shady, sunny, exposed?
    also what soil type do you have there?
     
  5. Fran

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    Yes indeedy there are small ferns - take a look at the painted fern. I have an evolving woodland section of my garden, and have planted ferns over the last two years - only one looks like its going to be a big one, and even that nothing like you see in the countryside.
     
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