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North West corner of garden

exotic looking, but flowers are insignificant. Laurel will grow well in most conditions and gives good screening, but is rather plain. by Josephine3

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22/03/2012 23:21:34

by jeffd

Talkback: Goldfinches

Kate I remember on my way to school when I was about 8 seeing Goldfinches in some one's garden and thinking how wonderful they looked and how we never had bird's like that in our garden,I thought they were quite exotic and where did they get them by oldchippy

31/08/2012 14:27:25

by oldchippy

Unidentified plant with seeds at Holehird, Cumbria

these (as far as I could see). Does anyone have any idea what they are? They were in an area that was mainly planted with Primulas... I'd love to know what they are, as they just look so exotic and alien. *edited to add, the label that you can see says by Melen

11/09/2012 01:02:11

by Melen

Alstroemeria overwintering

bad winters-before that they were in a container and were quite happy in an unheated greenhouse over winter-my feeling is despite their exotic look they are a lot hardier than we think As Alina says split in the spring by sunnylou

19/10/2012 11:33:03

by sotongeoff

Digitalis illumination pink

seem to be growing quite string and healthy but these are beauftiful and more on the exotic side, thanks Verdun I've learnt something new today I hadn't realised when I ordered that the parentage is the isoplexis canarian foxglove (which is has a by Verdun

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18/12/2012 00:05:11

by Verdun

Talkback: Grasshoppers, butterflies and wolf spiders

wildlife meadow has also been the source of many new insects and butterflies to our garden. Although not as exciting or exotic as your findings we can all still have a good variety of 'life' in our own plots by andrew littleford

28/11/2011 18:44:05

by kaycurtis

Dragon fruit

There are so may exotic fruit & veg in our supermarkets these days, and I assume may posters here have a go at cultivation from the seeds.... no matter how unlikely the outcome! I've succeeded (without any great skill) in growing some Dragon fruit by paull2

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26/07/2012 20:50:13

by paull2

Creating height and also a screen - to keep prying neighbours at bay!

Hello All, Plants are expensive creatures - particularly when you have a garden almost stripped bare. I'm after a range of plants, grasses which will act as a screen between neighbours and give that 'exotic' touch. Talking obvious choices by garjobo

18/03/2013 23:07:27

by garjobo

impatiens

hi i have just managed to aquire some very exotic plant cuttings ( impatiens niamniamensis parrot plant ) is there any body who has them ? if so has any body have any tips on how to care for them . thanks . pineapple . p.s. said cuttings are on my by pineapple

17/05/2013 05:18:33

by SwissSue

Poison ivy everywhere

I recently moved into a new home with very nicely landscaped yard and gardens, lots of exotic, mature plants. However, I've realized that there is poison ivy everywhere. In the beds, growing up every tree, the house, in the yard... I'm very by Katydid689

22/04/2013 19:00:32

by Mummy Muddy Paws

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