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Plants for complete shaded areas

of the day. Sarcococca hookeriana (Christmas Box) also do well in shaded areas - they're slow growers and are highly scented ground covering plants Helleborous Niger (christmas rose) is a rather easy to grow, shade loving plant.. Lamium will do well in shade by chippysteve1

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20/03/2012 20:44:37

by appaddy

signs of life

and crocosmia I think growing through and the garlic is looking good. It has snowed very discreetly this p.m. but I want to be out there gardening! Yes - come on spring. My Hellebore are beautiful. Even my snowdrops haven't opened yet I managed to do 3 hours by nigelcoad

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14/02/2013 21:25:18

by artjak

Shade loving plants

have a similar space and I grow hellebores, ferns, cyclamens, Japanese anemones ( these need staking but they flower well), erythroniums, geranium phaeum 'Lily Lovage', geranium endressii, pulmonaria, sarcococcus and variegated euonymus and at the back by Sizeyuk1

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05/04/2012 22:10:02

by Rosey3

Talkback: Plants for small gardens - BBC Gardeners' World Live 2009

couple of packets of wild flower seeds than this lot. What's drab about hellebores, snowdrops, alliums and sedums? i think this is a lovely piece and shall be growing all of these plants in my small garden! Re: trees for small gardens, I have a crepe by akebia

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24/11/2011 15:28:25

by titaflan

Internet purchasing

nurseries and plant fairs during the spring and early summer. The down side of this is that I don't plan then order. I buy then plan and some plants sit around in pots for ages before they find a home. Yes I buy online. Got new hellebore few days ago by Brumbull

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11/03/2013 12:37:36

by Pipstrelle

Friday picture thread

for the rose and honeysuckle. I am cheered up every morning when I see my pansies who seem to have emerged from the snow with a determination to flower! Woops forgot to say about the first pic that it is my first ever Hellebore and I love him! I like by ShropshireLass

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19/04/2013 20:20:21

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Two Hellebores

Hi, i have seen two helli's that i am thinking of ordering, the ashwood black, and the metallic blue from suttons, my question is simple to anyone growing or having grown these, that is, are the adv pics a true reflection of the plants, is the black by pash

03/04/2013 08:41:32

by pash

Talkback: Stinky plants

in flower. When I put it outside, it smelled wonderful, but indoors it was way too overpowering. I think Gardenia can be a bit too much indoors too. I love my Hellebores but cannot stand the smell of H.Foetidus and don't like the smell of "Sweet" Peas. I by Garden Hero

28/11/2011 18:41:33

by eloise walker

Underplanting silver birch

Planted small silver birch clump late last autumn (10 trees). Any suggestions for underplanting this (hopefully) dappled shade area? Looking for something low growing, low maintenance, giving cover but not boring. I have similar situation by cat woman

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25/03/2012 23:29:01

by Annieseed

Libertias....who knows em?

will surely ask you what it is if you grow it Right now I have some contrasting with hellebores, daffs, etc etc. and would not want to be without them The leaves have red, gold, olive and bronze shades. Check them out They are lovely, and I used to grow them by Verdun

10/04/2013 19:36:39

by Verdun

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