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Revamped border
By Grindle
- 1 Apr, 2010
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all the dead shubs have been removed, trellis put up, and new (hopefully) hardier plants have been planted
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Yes, that looks neat. :o)
1 Apr, 2010
thanks it certainly looks better with all the dead plants out LOL. The trellis is to stop the next door dogs jumping up and taking my clematis with them :).
I still have quite a bit of filling to put in
2 Apr, 2010
Did you lose some plants this last winter then?
5 Apr, 2010
yes DD, Acacia purpurea, Eryngium 'Bowles Mauve', a Correa Marians Marvel all died, I also had a rather tatty looking Ceonothus that wasn't really evergreen and really needed to come out, so I used the opportunity to completely redo it and put hardier shrubs and climbers in
6 Apr, 2010
Oh dear Grindle, shame about the Acacia though, our evergreen Ceanothus is looking tatty, apparently they are not long lived plants.....
6 Apr, 2010
Oh well it was an opportunity to plant something new, so there was an up side :))))
7 Apr, 2010
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