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Contrasts in the wide border.
By Spritzhenry
18 Apr, 2009
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Now that the Lysimachia ciliata 'Firecracker' is coming up, there are interesting colour contrasts appearing.
Comments on this photo
I actually prefer the Lysimachia without its flowers, Andrew!
18 Apr, 2009
Great border - full of colour and contrasting foliage.
18 Apr, 2009
Nice and rich in contrasts. Well planted Spritz.
19 Apr, 2009
I took a whole lot of Lysimachia out in the autumn to plant the others - and was worried I hadn't left enough! But, there it is still, and I know it spreads.
19 Apr, 2009
A few years ago, I dug my whole plant of the lysimachia out and replanted a small piece - it sulked for a few years before getting going again. I bought some Hammeredge (can't remember where though) - pieces of plastic a few inches deep you can knock into the ground - which forms a barrier and stops its wandering tendencies
19 Apr, 2009
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Who says you need flowers for colour?
18 Apr, 2009