Arundo donax They've got really tall!!
By Tommymoo
- 27 Oct, 2011
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8 Oct 2011
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Really? Interesting! We planted these as a screen. Maybe a bit strange too but nearly effective :-)
29 Oct, 2011
They do 'French' bedding, grasses, perennials and larger annuals all mixed in, surprisingly good. They also use Phalaris, but have to dig it out regularly and replant.
3 Nov, 2011
Recently I've seen roundabouts and such with impressive planting. I think it's a wonderful trend!
4 Nov, 2011
I agree. At least it shows some imagination, but also it takes in a much wider range of plants and effects. If some parts of it don't work this year you can always replace just the poor spots. Good trend ok. Must stick up some photos.
6 Nov, 2011
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This photo is of "Arundo donax variegata" in Tommymoo's garden
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My local council use this in bedding. A bit strange but effective.
28 Oct, 2011