A view. Looking South

• 10 Jun, 2012
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The Rhodo and the Spotty Laurel sit against a conifer hedge that is about 7 feet high. To the right is the old outhouse.

Directly between spotty-laurel and the outhouse is the Meconopsis. The soil is on the favourable side of acidic, the laurel and Meco' benefit from the downpipe of the outhouse.
I haven't so far given anything under the hedge any special treatment. But in future years I will probably top dress with leafmould.

And that is where the meconopsis (so far) is thriving.