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banks for the primroses (and maybe some wild-type violets too)? For summer I'd put in wild flowers such as cow parsley, pink and white campion, and wild foxgloves, and some dryopteris ferns and hardy geraniums, and some honeysuckle. For the autumn by Mother Hen

21/10/2012 20:36:29

by Mother Hen

difficult spot - shade wise!

flowered area, what would you suggest? Thanks!! Hi jmeds-what kind of soil do you have and how big an area is it? There are lots of shade loving plants-hostas,ferns,periwinkle,euphorbia, heucheras etc but your conditions will make a difference! Thanks by jmeds

21/04/2013 20:17:29

by jmeds

Talkback: Weeds and wildlife

and can be damp. I have both maidenhair spleenwort and hart's-tongue fern growing on the wall and they are beautiful, they are a joy to me every time I open the back door. I love ferns and have often considered buying some to put in pots at this end by anon

28/11/2011 18:31:31

by joey

Forefront weed killer

by Derek Mulready

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19/06/2012 09:28:10

by Derek Mulready

Japanese area

of the japanese ferns http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=japanese+ferns&hl=en&rlz=1C1SVEE_enGB425GB425&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=Y-JfUfncBcyn0wX59oCYBg&sqi=2&ved=0CDcQsAQ&biw=1517&bih=714 Hi chrissy. If the ground's quite dry (with the Rhodi) you by chrissy in Cornwall

06/04/2013 10:13:46

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Plant advice needed : damp shade

and flower most of the summer. I grow acteas....Usually dark purple or brownish foliage, quite statuesque with scented late summer flowers...and they too will go there.Astilbes, ferns, certain grasses.Aconitums have tall normally blue flowers .....and love by Michelle7

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10/04/2013 16:35:29

by Verdun

Windy Back Garden......Help needed please.

have never heard of it. Thats my side border sorted as it always gets the sun . I have got a rosemary in the border at the back and some ferns so far.... Thanks Hi again Kate, have looked up the cistus rose...I do know it by its common name the rock by tinkabell

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21/06/2012 21:28:24

by notgreenfingers2

Plants for either side of front door?

Standishii, or Camelias or dwarf azaleas/rhododendrons. For scent Daphne's ....daphne odoraaureomarginata, an evergreen one......or choisya, Mexican,orange blossom, also evergreen I have two lovely ferns in pots either side of my backdoor. It's a fairly by BoristheBold

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13/03/2013 21:43:37

by Dovefromabove

plants for part shade/ full shade

will cope, some obviously taller than others. J. Brilliant suggestions from jo4eyes, I would add hebes for evergreen interest, especially the small leaved varieties, ferns ofc any size and brilliant colours, Fatsia Japonica for architectural shape by Gardengirl..

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09/04/2013 18:36:56

by Verdun

Talkback: How to maintain a garden pond

the frogs appreciate it! I've just bought a tree fern. It's about 4ft. Where is the best position tp plant it in my garden, or is it best left in a pot? I live in south wales. We get sun at the back for most of the day then it disappears behind by meg.hopkins@yah

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05/01/2012 10:46:30

by dottiesue

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