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What to plant
I have bought 3 nice large pots , and want to plant a small tree like plant
in them that flowers . they will be in a north facing front garden that gets the sun morning and evening Also want them to come back each year Any ideas appreciated |
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What to plant
On 2009-05-17 00:18:39 +0100, "Tony D" said:
I have bought 3 nice large pots , and want to plant a small tree like plant in them that flowers . they will be in a north facing front garden that gets the sun morning and evening Also want them to come back each year Any ideas appreciated Where do you live? Phormiums don't flower but are evergreen and available in a variety of leaf colour. A Cotoneaster waterii could be grown as a standard as has been discussed in a different thread here and you'd have flowers and then berries. And for winter flowering you could try a Lonicera purpusii or a Daphne odora aureomarginata. But what you grow will depend, to some extent, on the climate of your area. Whatever you choose, raise your pots off the ground a little so that they drain properly and your plants don't 'drown'. And in dry weather, remember that pots dry out quickly but again, must drain well, too. -- -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials South Devon |
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