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  1. Waco

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    Looks OK to me and early enough in the season for anything squashed to recover - well done that man!
     
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    [​IMG] Not bad Paladin, are you paying any towards it? :D

    Seriously, doesn't look as if they have damaged your border. Is it better than you expected?
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    The damage was minimal but it looks so..was it Pete who said...urban?
    At least it's not going to be stained and it makes the plants show well.
    I will be looking for some plants to plant against the other 100 or so feet soon... ;)
     
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    Paladin your border looks lovely - I can't get over how much colour you have got there already. What have you got in flower.

    I have almost nothing out yet, not even Aquelegia which I think I can see in yours.
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    PeterS..Aquelegia,Bluebells, F-G-M-Nots and Wallflowers all pushing up through the greenery of Cornflowers and Violets.
     
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    [​IMG] Well as you say minimal damage... Thank goodness...!! [​IMG] If it isn't being stained it will weather in well. I know what you mean though about it looking a bit stark & urban... :eek: You do have planty of time to start planning some stuff to scramble over it, or put in front to detract from the uniformity.... Looking at your beautiful border you won't have a problem..... :cool: :D
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Starting with the free Cornflower seeds from A- Gardening today.....as if I needed any with the masses I have already :rolleyes:
    Swaps anyone? :D
     
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    I don't think it looks too bad at all! It looks a good quality fence and you can have lots of fun planning things to grow against it! [​IMG]
     
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    I think it looks quite good and if little damage done, you've got away very lightly - and climbers and planting will break it up nicely. Though look for some evergreen or variegated evergreen for winter. Tall grasses should look good against it as well.
     
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    do you want some morning glory, Nick? I've got some spare of Heavenly blue and a deep purple one whose name I can't remember! I can add it to the parcel I haven't yet sent you!!
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Yes please dendy [​IMG]
     
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    [​IMG] Got a couple of spare Moonflower vines if you like Paladin. Flowers open at night & smell heavenly.. I posted in the Morning glories thread about it. Also got a spare passion flower vine. No idea which one, friend gave me the seed a couple of years ago & I now have some lovely healthy plants. Trying to remember whether blue & white or purple & white flower... No problem to package them ..... [​IMG]
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Marley that would be just the job. [​IMG]
     
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    [​IMG] Okie Dokie... Will speak tomorrow now, must dash, dog sitting....! :rolleyes:
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Well...that was hard going and a bit wet :(
    But at least I now have new 45ft border ready for planting up ;)
    [​IMG]

    Got a rollocking for these though :D
    [​IMG]
     
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