Lower border
By Chrispook
- 3 Aug, 2008
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From this aspect the tall ornamental grass and Amaranthus are concealing the blue Juniper, and hiding the arch too.
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your garden looks lovely, what are the deep red plants on the bottom left and the far right hand corner. I think I used to have something similar but cant remember what they were called
3 Aug, 2008
You have some size of a garden full time job.
3 Aug, 2008
Hi Newtogarden, the ones with dark red tassels are another Amaranthus, but the red kind. They self seeded everywhere from ones I grew last year, and I found that the seeds came up wherever I put our home made compost. Will not compost the plants this year, so that I can have them just where I want them, not everywhere.
3 Aug, 2008
Im jealous that they grow so easily, your garden looks beautiful.
3 Aug, 2008
Not everything does well in our soil because it is very sandy and the weather dry, This particular border is more fertile than the rest of the garden. The previous owner had ducks, geese etc, and before that various animals were kept here inc pigs. I think they fertilised the soil well.
3 Aug, 2008
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Your Amaranthus,s look huge Chris mine are not as nearly as big as them
3 Aug, 2008