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By Seaburngirl
29 Jun, 2024
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Lysimachia punctata and Centaurea macrocephala growing together in a tangle.
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They are both beautiful flowers, SBG!
12 Jul, 2024
I should have thinned out the Lysimachia last year as it's taking over an area now ... :o(
13 Jul, 2024
I believe you can pull it up fairly easily so perhaps you can try thinning out a bit now, perhaps it might be possible to replant some of the thinnings elsewhere if you like them & have the space.
13 Jul, 2024
Thanks David, I shall wait until it's dying down before I remove some of it as the Bees (few that are around) are enjoying the flowers.
14 Jul, 2024
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Lovely yellow blooms though.
30 Jun, 2024