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  1. lollipop

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    It looks "punchy", has an impact, if you will.
     
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    What a fantastic job you have done there ..I luv it..what is the beautiful blue shrub...
     
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    Thank you Littleorme Its a Perennial Wallflower In its second year,I have the Blue and a Yellow/Red Species:)
    Less familiar are the perennial wallflowers such as 'Bowles' Mauve' and its lesser known relative 'Bowles' Yellow'. These are beautiful and floriferous, woody-stemmed small shrubs. :)


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    Thank you Woo..it's such a vibrant colour..I will write that one down .....
     
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    Wow, woo! It looks fantastic, what a transformation! :gnthb:

    I'm really looking forward to be able to post pictures of when my garden looks something like that!
     
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    Thank you Sar Much appreciated,Post some as you go along ,Looking forward to seeing them.:thumb::)
     
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    WOO, any chance of a bigger pic ? These eyes aint all they used to be :(
     
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    Hi Freddy No Problem:)
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    Very nice WOO ! As the season develops, I reckon it'll look superb :thumb: BTW, how many roses do you have there ? I can see some in the foreground, I assume you have some further back ? Cheers...freddy.
     
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    :dh:How did I miss this thread?
    Lovely lay out Woo.....Have you lost the bridge?
    I just love the 'blue' section of your garden:gnthb:
     
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    Hi Pal Thanks for that :thumb:Yes the Bridge had to go after Mrs Woo nearly fell In the Pond:hehe::)

    Hi Freddy yes Its Only In its Second year of planting I have found that It takes about two years for everything to settle down In this clay but after that away they go.There are 15 Hybrid Tea Roses + I Standard In this first Rose garden ,and Three Climbers on The archways I climber on a Trellis and 6 Queen Elizabeth In the Top Garden where the Gate In and 10 H/Teas In the second Rose bed which will be Under Planted With Old fashioned Pinks and a Few Tagettes to keep the Insects at bay about 36 Approx with another Rose garden being prepared over the Summer ready for the Autumn:)
     
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    Hi Pal Thanks for that [​IMG]Yes the Bridge had to go after Mrs Woo nearly fell In the Pond[​IMG][​IMG]
    Mrs Pal said that's not funny:el-f:...She could have hurt herself!......:hehe:
     
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    Hi Pal please convey my sincere apologies to Mrs pal:oI don,t know what I was thinking,but I was there with the full lifeguard kit on:lollol::rotfl:
     
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    I don't know if you followed the thread "My Garden", but if you did you'll know that this is year 2 for me and my good lady. Last year was all about trying to get some structure and shape in the garden. A lot of planting has been done and hopefully it'll start to look 'something like' this year. Amazing what difference a few months can make. Looking forward to seeing yours as it flourishes this year, especially the roses :thumb: Cheers...freddy.
     
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    Hi Freddy Yes I followed your Project you had done Brilliantly Last time I looked at It In fact with your permission:) What about an Update Freddy.
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