By Trendy61
Lancashire, United Kingdom
hi
ive purchased an exochorda macrantha, [the bide] this was delivered in a pot, it has three healthy looking stems, and i would like to know , where is best to plant it, and how deep do i dig the hole, i love gardening, but realy want to be a bit more adventurous,
ive never grown a small tree like plant, and i realy dont want to mess up.
so any advice would be gratefully appreciated.
thanx wendy
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Exochorda
- 10 Jun, 2011
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10 Jun, 2011