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So I finally got round to digging over my border

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Charlie_Rabbit01, Aug 11, 2014.

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    Charlie_Rabbit01 Gardener

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    Hi all

    It's been a while, some of you may have seen my previous thread about my small border stressing me out. (http://gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/...-is-stressing-me-out.52118/page-2#post-690173)

    Well my mother in law came round yesterday and decided to make a start on it, so we were both out there for an hour or so and here is the result!

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    Apparently its not quite finished yet, but looks good to me, now I just nee dot figure out/decide what flowers to put in it. (suggestions welcome).
     
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      Well done :dbgrtmb:

      I'm wildflowers & veg department so its no good asking me:biggrin:

      I'm sure the others will come up with a bit of autumn colour for you though :)
       
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      i'm a real novice when it comes to flowers and gardening. So have no idea what to stick in it.:scratch:
       
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      I'd be putting Leeks, Purple Sprouting Broccoli, Kale, Land Cress, Lambs Lettuce, Garlic and Mizuna in :)

      That's why I got fired from the Council Parks Department :snork:
       
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        I like leeks, can i grow some in between my flowers?
         
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        Yep, there's a few series on edible flower gardens, i'll see if I can find you one.......
         
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        Thanks, I went to my friends mom's when I was 15 and we had dinner the salad had bright blue flowers in it, I think her mom noticed the surprise on my face, I'd never eaten flowers before and to be honest I only ever eat them when I visit her.


        I love colour and low maintenance (with the exception of a one or two but not the whole border) so hoping someone will be along who can help with that.
         
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        I was thinking of Geoff Hamilton's Ornamental Kitchen Garden, but it's not on Youtube :sad:
         
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        My mate got disturbed when I had Nasturtium flowers in me sandwiches :snork:
         
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          after a quick google she put Borage in the salad.

          I have to say even now i'm still a bit disturbed by it!
           
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