What are we doing in the garden 2025

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  1. luciusmaximus

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    Not a Cordyline. Looks like a baby palm tree, not sure how old it is, quite young if it grows to 15ft when mature. I'll take a pic tomorrow
     
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      Going to try and finish off emptying two huge bulk bags of gravel in the front garden today….if it stops raining. We managed to empty one yesterday and have most of the second one to empty today. The area now looks huge so have ordered some wooden planters to place about the garden to break it up a bit. It will probably need something more but will get them as and when.
       
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        I don’t know what it is called, but a house a couple of roads away used to have something similar. Grew to about 3 m and had purple flower stalks. It looked like a giant Veronica.
         
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