By Fuchsia_fan
Merseyside, United Kingdom
Can anyone advise me of a smallish tree to grow in a very damp area of the garden? (Clay soil). Thank you
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- 13 Sep, 2010
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Try Nyssa sylvatica, a bit rare, and fantastic autumn colour. I'm on clay, and it has done well for me, but I 'd be wary of chalky sites. Phil J
14 Sep, 2010
Magnolia virginiana 'Plena', maybe?
14 Sep, 2010
Plenty of food for thought thanks.
18 Sep, 2010
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