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| Revamping the Shady bit; Bush removal ;) | |
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| Topic Started: May 20 2010, 01:45 PM (125 Views) | |
| Summer | May 20 2010, 01:45 PM Post #1 |
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I have decided to revamp part of my front garden and although it is south east facing the part I am revamping is shaded by a few trees so the area is very dry & not particularly sunny. The soil is clay based, at the moment I have a few shrubs there, no idea what they are called but they are doing ok. The problem with that is that they scratch my car as i come in the drive way. So I would like to have a beautiful little wild flower garden that will bring in lots of butterflies and bees. I have a buddleia (sp) and dont really want another, but the plan is to have something flowering there for most of the year so as something finishes flowering the next flower will be about to come up. I will have crocus', poppies, freesias, any other ideas. I am looking at dejager site but if anyone knows where I can get them cheaper as at the moment im still planning. Thank you. S-un |
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