What are we doing in the garden 2025

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  1. katecat58

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    @noisette47, I have put them in pots for the moment, intending to work out later if I want them in the border, but perhaps they can stay in the pots!
     
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      I did the same but on a 25 year-old Jasmine officinale that regularly puts out 10' stems in all directions. I felt a bit guilty cos' everything I cut off was still lovely and green, but it'll bounce back soon enough. Good to get the shredder out again!
       
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        Today I planted a row of 5 Calamagrostis Karl Foerster in the bed above the low sandstone wall in my front garden and topped it off with some bark. I moved a couple of Geums around in my back garden and planted 3 Berberis Orange Rocket and a Cotoneaster, removing a scruffy Lavender to make some room. The Berberis is narrow and upright so it should provide a good contrast with some of my grasses and evergreen shrubs. After some heavy rain this morning, which wasn’t forecast, the lawn was quite soggy so I tried to avoid walking on it. I suspect I’ll be battling with moss again this year :thud:.
         
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          Tidied up a big pile of prunings into two piles one for shredding and one for bits too big for the shredder.
          Pruned another buddleja and dead headed a few things.
          Picked up a few pots and trays that had been blown around.
           
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