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difficult spot - shade wise!

arum lilies will love it there too. Shrubs like skimmia. Sarcoccoca....fantastic winter scent....is lovely evergreen. Daphne's and hydrangeas will do,well there.You,could have a very attractive, low maintenance foliage and flower area there of interest by jmeds

21/04/2013 20:17:29

by jmeds

Long, thin, narrow strip to plant up...

long is nice! I like mixture of grasses, shrubs and perennials for year round show. Plus seasonal bulbs. Hellebores, one of my favourites, are fantastic value and evergreen. Consider companion shapes as well as companion colours. Enjoy the planning by Wildcosmos

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28/01/2013 22:15:08

by Rosa carriola

Climber to cover large wall

, are all non-clinging and will need support - a lot of support all over the wall and wire is expensive. I also think you need to go for an evergreen or for most of the year you will be looking at the bare wall. Self clinging climbers and evergreens by Dom

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04/08/2012 22:20:30

by blairs

raised beds

differing shapes sizes of leaf, evergreens, variegated leaves if possible. Hope this helps. thanks for your help, the beda are in full sun and we have a pergola attatched to one of them and want to planr climers i thought clematis,jasmine and climbing by welshkatt

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29/04/2012 13:58:53

by FloBear

Garden arches planting - help needed

is also evergreen but too rampant.If you didn't mind bare arches in winter Morning Glory and Cobaea scandens are wonderful for covering an arch. Comtesse de Bouchard Etoile violette Pam x Akebia is an unusual and very pretty climber. If we ask by trish beebe

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17/05/2012 17:51:46

by trish beebe

idea's please

, think large leaf, think elegant ferns, think climbers, think evergreens, think water features, think stone, think garden art and garden furniture that can be just as pleasing as sun loving flowers. Think mirrors for capturing light. Your garden might by tomalli

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27/04/2012 14:58:33

by the enduring gardener

Can i grow clematis in a trough?

are very greedy plants that like a deep root run and plenty of food and water in good quality compost. Clematis also look pretty drab for 6 months of the year unless you go for an evergreen and they tend to get bigger than the 2m you want. Why by O Osborne

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23/04/2013 20:08:34

by obelixx

coverup climber wanted

twiner, so likes a drainpipe. Evergreen too, which may be a bonus. Jasmine's much the same sort of size if grown in a pot and shouldn't mind baking. Might get a waft in your window too! I thought Sollya heterophylla is frost tender ?- RHS site says by debanslow

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12/06/2012 17:49:37

by auntie betty

White Forsythia

flowering shrubs. Any suggestions? Viburnum x bodnantense, easy smells wonderful, not much shape as a bush for the rest of the year. Sarcococca, small, neat evergreen, lovely scent. Various mahonias, scent again. Daphne bhuloa, fantastic scent, not so by happycottontail

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20/01/2013 21:32:03

by nutcutlet

what to do with shaded area by fence

is owned by the council so we cannot make use of that space help .. any suggestions would be great! I would put the growhouse in the sunnier side of the garden. It could help hide the tatty green fence along with some shrubs or maybe some climbers by djjjuk

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01/05/2013 18:50:26

by obelixx

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