sad day at wickham

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  1. catztail

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    Oooooo Shiney!! We don't want any of those snooty boogers on here!!
     
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    Why? :scratch: You'd soon cut them down to size! :loll: :loll: :loll:
     
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      Good idea Jack :heehee:, if you can sell a christmas sprout :rolleyespink:you can sell anything.
       
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      So sad best left growing as it was a nice piece of history .
       
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      :DOH: That is sad to see Graham as they were quite a good size & like Scotkat says.. Garden history... No accounting for some peoples ideas.. So what have they made way for then.?
       
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      Hi,
      Whats the thinking behind the Red Dwarf Berberis ? The colour is excellent but those thorns a vicious. Im planning my hedge about my patio and went for Box but the Berbaris looks good. Worried about the thorns though :rolleyespink:
       
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      graham the gardener 1978 i'm addicted to gardening and i love it

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      the beds will become partere (might of spelt that wrong) beds with berberis thunbergii autopurprea nana, as a low hedged edging, hebe pinguifolia sutherlandii to fill two diagional beds, another low growing but differant coloured flowered hebe for the other beds then a standard rose (possibly winchester cathedral) as a centerpiece.:rolleyespink:
       
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      graham the gardener 1978 i'm addicted to gardening and i love it

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      Pho-0370.jpg Pho-0371.jpg Pho-0372.jpg Pho-0373.jpg Pho-0374.jpg Pho-0375.jpg Pho-0370.jpg Pho-0371.jpg Pho-0372.jpg Pho-0373.jpg Pho-0374.jpg Pho-0375.jpg been busy preping beds and have finalized plants:) they are berberis thunbergii atropurprea nana, hebe caledonia, hebe summer blue and rosa winchester cathedral (standard) here are some pictures of the preping
       
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