WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN APRIL 2018

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        Beautiful shots ARMANDII as always [​IMG]

        I'll ask you something have you ever noticed your white stones show up anywhere besides your pot...as i had some but like white marbels and the magpies kept pinching them or they would fling them, mainly the young ones :)
         
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            This one and it's colours looks stunning to me...with how my eyes are :love30::love30:
             
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              Hi Gail. some of the quartz pebbles do get "move" but I use quite large ones so only the smaller ones get thrown out of the pot. Magpies never get a chance to settle as the Cats don't abide them and they're not allowed in the gardens. I think it's probably the Blackbirds that are the culprits as they're the Bosses of the garden.:heehee:
               
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                  :nonofinger::nonofinger::nonofinger: definitely Magpies and their young are a nightmare...we have black birds in the conifers and in the morning i sit by the kitchen window and i watch the bird activity and anything white or black gets either pecked at or removed...i throwed mine in the end as i was fed up with keep replacing them :snorky:
                   
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                    I'd planted the green container with a mixture of colours in 3 layers and the white came up first

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                      Yes, it is, Tetters. It's Osmanthus Burkwoodii and it's a cracking plant. The scent travels, on a warm day, a good 25 feet, and is absolutely glorious.:love30::hapydancsmil:
                       
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                        Thank you Tetters most things in my hedge is invasive :yikes: i put some climbing roses in last year and one has really taken off, last years growth i trained it horizontal across the fence this year its throwing vertical growth up of the horizontal as expected a little more training and it will cover this fence along with all the other climbers i will be pruning every day in the near future :wallbanging: :biggrin:.
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                          I thought so. I grow Delavayi - and your post has reminded me to take some cuttings this year... I must NOT forget ...again.

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