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andrew Hellebores are excellent for late winter colour on evergreen lush leaved plants. Wallflowers too....albeit for one season only Mahonias provide scent and colour December - January, Daphne's scent and colour in late winter, viburnums, winter by Andrew Rothwell

15/06/2013 08:26:33

by quercus_rubur

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

lavender hidcote in the middle...then perhaps a Fuschia and ending with Erysimum Bowles Mauve at the other end....and then fill the gaps with lambs tongue..heuchera...hellebore's...blue/pink geraniums... Will this all be too much....not sure where to begin by Wildcosmos

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28/01/2013 22:15:08

by Rosa carriola

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

HELP me please!!

shrub of mine. Flowers all summer and is still flowering now. Is a slow growing shrub but would need cutting back eventually if you only have a small space. I love hellebores as they flower late winter early spring. by natalia85

27/10/2012 18:01:21

by ChristyRose

my pictures

hiya folks. promised to post pics of hellebores etc but waiting for best scene so here are a couple of photos of part of my back garden last summer. not best quality but this scene is also where my hellebores are so.......later you can see where by Verdun

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25/02/2013 22:35:53

by debra kazalski

Hepaticas

.Ashwood nurseries are brilliant specialists and I buy my hellebores from them so have looked at their hepaticas too.I want some amongst my hellebores Verdun - do you think they would survive outside with hellebores ? RdeT talked about keeping them in pots by scotkat

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06/04/2013 21:21:29

by Berghill

Talkback: Thinning apples

.What need I do I have fed them and they haven't dried out at all.I have also sprayed against insects etc. Very helpful idea, our fruit trees are so full of fruit this year theres no way they can all grow to full size. After having hardly any fruit last year by clare sinclair

28/11/2011 18:36:38

by maggiemay

please suggest plants or plant types

its perfect for growing over archways or a pergola and the bonus is that it is perfumed. I have Rosa 'Morgan Sackler' around my seat area as it is thornless, pink, perfumed. The name is not so hot! Thank you very much donutsmrs and Daintiness by cheesey ed 4

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04/06/2012 10:40:56

by cheesey ed 4

Helleborus niger in family garden- too dangerous?

anything out of the garden without asking permission and they will be safe. Otherwise you end up growing grass and then they might just eat that after a dog/cat/pigeon/magpie/hedgehog has used it for a toiilet. . (I am being facetious by the way. I do by M F

19/09/2012 21:12:45

by bunnies and chooks

difficult spot - shade wise!

's suggestions plus hellebores, pulmonarias, aconitums, actaeas, brunneras, dicentras, loads of things, if you google 'plants for shade' you'll get lots but remember to add your soil type. Jmeds, hiya.There's a lot to,be said for growing according to by jmeds

21/04/2013 20:17:29

by jmeds

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