By Oops_a_daisy
Aberdeenshire,
United Kingdom 
sorry forgot to add that. The house is east facing and as the urns are next to the house they seem to get a bit of protection. The garden at the front does well for being this northerly but perhaps the railings round the garden protect it a bit? It gets sun till about 12 noon. Thankyou
5 May, 2011
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Oops a daisy, it would have been better to go to your original question and click on "edit" to add the extra information.
5 May, 2011
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