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Does anyone know what varieties these are please? All I know is that one is a rose (Last I remember I saw a white flower on it which were few and far between) And the other is a deciduous Honeysuckle which had small double white flowers in spring by Mattbeer87

25/08/2012 13:44:14

by Mattbeer87

Suggestions please

Any suggestions please... I have an established photinia (Red Robin), I would like to plant some flowers/evergreen shrubs/bedding plants underneath around the tree. Any ideas please? Thank you! hiya sarah i would suggest brunnera jack frost by Sarahlou67

02/06/2013 23:18:15

by Verdun

Talkback: Evergreen trees: the holm oak

obtain one in the US - any suggestions? Thanks! There are some semi evergreen oaks too that will tolerate our climate. Really if you have to create a screen and need a tree to grow quickly with deciduous trees then some of our hedging conifers will do by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:37:37

by Fred

Trees suitable for a private road

year but worried by them. We would like deciduous trees which will not grow too big and will be light on maintenance plus reliability pest/disease/branch drop wise. many thanks H If you have acid or neutral soil you could try liquidambar which has by Helen Andrew

26/04/2013 19:49:17

by Pipstrelle

what is this tree?

Can anyone tell me what this tree is. It still has almost all of its leaves. Last spring I pulled off all the previous years leaves so now wonder if it isn't decidu ous as I had assumed Is it some sort of Euonymus? Close-up view of a leaf by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

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25/02/2013 19:34:35

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

mystery tree

idea. Eucalyptus shrubs/trees tend to be evergreen so if your tree is deciduous this response from me can be ignored !!! Also, after time, some varieties shed their bark which is an attractive feature, in my view, as it makes it more interesting by Gardening Grandma

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03/07/2012 14:35:51

by Gardening Grandma

Suggestions please

soil, and flowered right from January to the end of April (one is just about still going). If the trees are deciduous snowdrops and autumn crocus should be ok. I also understand that lungwort (pulmonaria) tolerates both shade and clay but have never by Jo Stephenson

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11/05/2013 14:09:26

by Flower bird

Talkback: Barking mad

Pretty good, Yakram, but one mistake. what about a dogwood. reply to Yakram regarding the tree quiz. Can you say that again in English for us not so latinised gardeners please. I thought the second tree was a monkey puzzle tree. reply to morning by Yakram

28/11/2011 18:30:38

by James A-S

pansies primrose primulas etc....

find most type of primroses grow well under decidues trees / summer flowering shrubs ( exept the ones which need lots of water, I cannot grow Bullimia type - please exuse spellings), when the primroses have finished flowering they die down by mike2li

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12/05/2013 19:40:50

by mike2li

Wet Ground

in the summer? Not a good idea. Thirsty evergreens like leylandii will cast a lot of shade which will not do your lawn any good at all, and deciduous trees will not draw up any moisture when you most need it in winter, and will result in a lot of moss, followed by fazzini

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25/04/2012 19:01:34

by fazzini

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