Damp area ideas needed

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  1. Sussexgardener

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    I planted late summer last year and has been ignored all winter - is that enough lack of fuss? I'm hoping it comes back though, as it should look really spectacular when flowering.

    I bought it at a Wild Flower festival and it has excellent healing properties apparently.
     
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    I epect it will be ok Aaron as yes that sounds unfussed enough yes..!!:lollol:

    I have used these people several times as well & had good results you might like to have a look..
    http://www.wildflowershop.co.uk/
     
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    Added to my favourites!
     
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