Posted by w.g.s.hamm on March 24, 2005, 8:35 am
I love lily of the valley. Several times ove the alst few years, I have
bought bulbs and planted them in vaious positions in the garden. Nomally
were it is shaded. They never grow even when other stuff aound them thrives.
Also lavender, which I adore.Grows for a year or two, then gives up the
ghost.
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Posted by Mary Fisher on March 24, 2005, 9:04 am
>I love lily of the valley. Several times ove the alst few years, I have
> bought bulbs and planted them in vaious positions in the garden. Nomally
> were it is shaded. They never grow even when other stuff aound them
> thrives.
> Also lavender, which I adore.Grows for a year or two, then gives up the
> ghost.
I can't grow lily of the valley, cotsfoot or daisies. They grow in profusion
in neighbouring gardens.
Don't have any grass either - but that's because it's eaten ...
Mary
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>
Posted by Tim Challenger on March 24, 2005, 9:08 am
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:04:56 -0000, Mary Fisher wrote:
>>I love lily of the valley. Several times ove the alst few years, I have
>> bought bulbs and planted them in vaious positions in the garden. Nomally
>> were it is shaded. They never grow even when other stuff aound them
>> thrives.
>> Also lavender, which I adore.Grows for a year or two, then gives up the
>> ghost.
>
> I can't grow lily of the valley, cotsfoot or daisies. They grow in profusion
> in neighbouring gardens.
>
> Don't have any grass either - but that's because it's eaten ...
You eat grass?
I can't grow snowdrops. When I'm desperate for some life in the garden at
the end of winter - *nothing* comes up.
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Tim C.
Posted by Mary Fisher on March 24, 2005, 9:32 am
> On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:04:56 -0000, Mary Fisher wrote:
>>>I love lily of the valley. Several times ove the alst few years, I have
>>> bought bulbs and planted them in vaious positions in the garden. Nomally
>>> were it is shaded. They never grow even when other stuff aound them
>>> thrives.
>>> Also lavender, which I adore.Grows for a year or two, then gives up the
>>> ghost.
>>
>> I can't grow lily of the valley, cotsfoot or daisies. They grow in
>> profusion
>> in neighbouring gardens.
>>
>> Don't have any grass either - but that's because it's eaten ...
> You eat grass?
wgsh understands ...
> I can't grow snowdrops. When I'm desperate for some life in the garden at
> the end of winter - *nothing* comes up.
That's a terrible shame, they're such a joy. Followed so closely by
daffodils too.
Mary
> --
> Tim C.
Posted by w.g.s.hamm on March 24, 2005, 2:32 pm
> > On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:04:56 -0000, Mary Fisher wrote:
> >
> >>>I love lily of the valley. Several times ove the alst few years, I have
> >>> bought bulbs and planted them in vaious positions in the garden.
Nomally
> >>> were it is shaded. They never grow even when other stuff aound them
> >>> thrives.
> >>> Also lavender, which I adore.Grows for a year or two, then gives up
the
> >>> ghost.
> >>
> >> I can't grow lily of the valley, cotsfoot or daisies. They grow in
> >> profusion
> >> in neighbouring gardens.
> >>
> >> Don't have any grass either - but that's because it's eaten ...
> >
> > You eat grass?
> wgsh understands ...
:0) clucking mavellous innit?
I just wish they would eat stingy nettles.
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> bought bulbs and planted them in vaious positions in the garden. Nomally
> were it is shaded. They never grow even when other stuff aound them
> thrives.
> Also lavender, which I adore.Grows for a year or two, then gives up the
> ghost.