What's looking good in March 2017

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  1. Lorea

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    Well this is what the Chaenomeles looks like this morning:
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      Clematis Apple Blossom and Clematis armandii
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        These beauiful borders in a new customer's garden...

        Underneath the Grape hyacinths are a complete baricade of Lesser cellandine, forget-me-nots, springy turf moss, Aquilegias, Liverwort and by far the worst.... Creeping/Lesser cinquefoil.

        I spent most of today sobbing at the thought of clearing this mess.... weedkiller free as she is worried it will harm her dogs. Anybody got the Samritans hotline number :frown::frown::frown:


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          You need to get a gardener in!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5: :lunapic 130165696578242 5: :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
           
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            We've only got a white one so may have to get pink as well now. :noidea:
             
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              The front garden is picking up well, now that we're getting the sunny days. :SUNsmile:

              This Clematis Armandii "Apple Blossom" is in our new bed and is the first time it has flowered :blue thumb:

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              Our Sophora is only now trying to catch up on @strongylodon's one. His is in full bloom.
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              Our big Katsura is just coming into leaf (totally different species from that of @Sandy Ground :))

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                  How many years has the clematis been planted, mine as been in 3 years and its put on the best show this year
                   
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                    @Ian Taylor We planted it just under two years ago. :dbgrtmb: This month two years ago there were 22 x forty year old Leylandii there. We had the stumps ground out and filled the bed with home made compost and horse manure.

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                    Now it's coming along very well. The plants in the foreground aren't dead but are getting ready to burst into leaf and bloom.
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                    And this was just under five months after first planting the bed out.
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                    It shows you what good preparation of the ground can do for the plants - bearing in mind that the soil had been completely depleted by the conifers.
                     
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                      Looks fantastic, I have found that Clematis 'Apple Blossom' does take time to get establish, but worth the wait.
                       
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                          Omphalodes :-

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                            Some lovely gardens on here. My Mediterranean style garden is finally coming to life in the past couple of weeks. Here are a few pictures taken in the past few days. It is so full of promise. IMG_5943resize.JPG

                            This is Ipheion and Anemone Blanda Blue .
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                              A great looking garden, redwing, and as you say............full of promise for the coming year!!:thumbsup::hapydancsmil::hapfeet::snorky:
                               
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                                Still the front garden

                                The new bed is coming along well.

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                                The front doorstep is looking cheerful
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