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Bupleurum fruticosum (close-up) - 2009
By Andrewr
4 Aug, 2009
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This shrub is beside the front gate and will be in full flower for the Open Garden on Sunday
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It's the only shrub to have these umbelliferous flowers Crazydi (lots of other plants do such as fennel but no other shrubs). It starts off growing upright but as it gets older, the branches tend to sprawl outwards. I've found a few self sown seedlings in the past but never managed to transplant them successfully
4 Aug, 2009
This is lovely like the way it flowers and the colour is nice too.unusual
4 Aug, 2009
its very pretty andrew, love the shape of the heads, how was your open day, lots of visitors i hope
10 Aug, 2009
Love this plant, hope your visitors day went well.
10 Aug, 2009
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Nice to see it's the right colour for the NGS Andrew, lol :)
PS. It's very unusual..I like it!
4 Aug, 2009