Muscari in the wall.
By Spritzhenry
18 Mar, 2009
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This is where they can grow without being invasive.
They get a bit squashed when Henry puts his feet on them to look in the stream!
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Try to buy a pot of Muscari latifolium - they are in the GCs at the moment. I planted some in the shade last year and they are doing well there - they don't spread quickly but are taller and bi-coloured. You'd like them!
20 Mar, 2009
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none of mine seem to have flowered this year, i have lots of green but no flowered, mind you they are in complete shade at the moment because of Brookes playhouse sitting on the patio in front of them, maybe they will still suprise me yet.
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