garden in October
By Vallie
3 Nov, 2009
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this echiem is tender and hopefully will flower next summer.my neighbor grew a load of them from seed.I moved one and it died
just hope we have a mild winter.The dark plant is a pittisperum.it goes really dark as it ages,I,ve probably spelt them wrong.
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Lovely :~)
12 Nov, 2009
very nice colour scheme.I love this pittosporum too.I meant to take cuttings last year,but forgot! Definitely a job "to do" next year,unless Santa brings me one,or a Gardening voucher :o)))
2 Dec, 2009
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Is that Pittosporum 'Tom Thumb' ?
I have that one and it's a great low growing shrub, a wonderful colour :-)
3 Nov, 2009