What plants have you got your eye on.....

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  1. Sheal

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    .....for 2017?

    I'm currently without a garden but I've earmarked this tree as my first investment when I eventually buy my next home.

    Quercus Palustris 'Green Pillar' known as the Pin Oak tree. I spotted this during last Autumn at a local Garden Centre and it's foliage was an amazing red/orange.

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      Well, I now have one more on my list than I did before clicking on this thread! :biggrin:

      I think I need a field......
       
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        Gorgeous colour Sheal :)

        I'd like some new raspberries and a blueberry bush
         
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          @fat controller it's only a small tree growing to four metres over 20 years so you may be able to fit it in. :biggrin: If anyone's interested I suggest shopping around as some of the prices are extortionate on the internet. My local garden centre has it priced at around £30.
           
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            Good morning I am going to invest in a Rowan Tree(Mountain Ash) I lost my last one after about 4 years with Fire Blight it lalways looked great and the birds just loved it:smile:

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              A lovely tree @wiseowl and a shame you lost it.
               
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