Lycesteria
By Oliveoil
- 11 Aug, 2014
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I chop this back nearly to the floor, it is very bushy this year and has kept a good shape, not as leggy as in other years.
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I have Alan and have put some in other borders in the garden :O) I also passed some on to a friend for his pheasant field. lol :O) They are very prolific but I think very pretty in the border. Granted you need space but eh I was not short of that here. Note I said was not!!! think I am about full up to the hilt now. Larger shoehorn is needed me thinks. lol :O)
11 Aug, 2014
You could start going in to the woods! ;) what is that summerhouse/shed-like building in the background?
11 Aug, 2014
Its a little bird aviary, cockatiels and canaries. Had it ages now, why have you never noticed it before. lol. :O)
Been there about 6/7 years not long I suppose lol :O)
11 Aug, 2014
I've seen it before, but only close-up, looking at the birds!
11 Aug, 2014
Love this Olive, mine`s in the front garden its been there about six years and has never self seeded I wonder why.
12 Aug, 2014
Strange isn't it, no idea stroller why it doesn't wonder if the birds eat the seeds before they fall.
12 Aug, 2014
Used to have this one, before Karen introduced me to the yellow!! so it had to go, only room for one in our garden.
12 Aug, 2014
I like Karens yellow one too :O)
13 Aug, 2014
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Your Himalayan Honeysuckle looks very healthy Olive. I love to see the blackbirds jumping up for these berries when they are ripe. No doubt you will have plenty of "self seeders" as well ... lol.
11 Aug, 2014