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Enkianthus cernuus forma rubens - 2010
By Andrewr
23 May, 2010
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I first saw this shrub many years ago at Exbury Gardens in Hampshire. Reaches eight feet at maturity and needs a moist, acid to neutral soil in sun or part shade (my first plant, planted in shade on heavy soil failed in a cold, wet winter)
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Aleyna - behind the enkianthus is a conifer, picea glauca var albertiana 'Conica'. This grows in a prefect cone shape and can eventually reach twenty feet
30 May, 2010
Oh many thanks Andrew, it is a lovely conifer.
30 May, 2010
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I liked the little flower, but got curious about the green bush behind, would you enlight me about?
30 May, 2010