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Chamaecyparis pisifera Filifera Aurea
By Karensusan63
- 9 Jun, 2013
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This golden foliage will brighten the garden all year around. I have replaced a miscanthus which just didn't grow well at all...I think it is just not warm enough here for a lot of grasses.
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oh the yellow lupins will look amazing in the black pots, can't wait to see those. Love lupins. :O)
9 Jun, 2013
It looks very nice in the dark pot.
9 Jun, 2013
Thanks both of you. I was just wishing I had chosen another colour of pots...something a little softer...maybe green even...but the black is very dramatic with the yellow.
9 Jun, 2013
Also be careful with the sun Karen, I fried few plants in black pots. They attract heat and cook the roots. But
Chamaecyparis pisifera does best in part shade anyway.
10 Jun, 2013
Thanks Klahanie. Here in Scotland we don't have to worry about too much heat...sadly!
10 Jun, 2013
We grow this in our front garden, looks good in your pot K....
11 Jun, 2013
Looks lovely in those pots and what a great name!
12 Jun, 2013
Annella you try saying it after a few drinks lol
12 Jun, 2013
Lol Dotty, I was thinking the same :o))
13 Jun, 2013
Pisiferafeliferapisiferafilifera! Lol
13 Jun, 2013
She's been at the Pimms again, lol hic!!!!
13 Jun, 2013
Lol!!!
14 Jun, 2013
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I took another failing grass out of the pot behind and to the left and replaced it with a Rose of Sharon. I'll take a photo of that one when it is in flower. It's a bit dull at the minute. I also got some bedding plants and some yellow lupins for my big black pots. I'll take pics of them in a couple of weeks when they've filled out a little.
9 Jun, 2013