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Acer palmatum "Autumn Glory"

Posted 5th January, 2013

A quick look at one of the finest maples for the garden.

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Sorbus commixta

Posted 5th January, 2013

The sorbus (Mountain Ash) are a lovely and much underused Genus of tree, although strictly speaking the Mountain ash are only really of the "Aucuparia"...

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Autumn colour on less common plants

Posted 5th January, 2013

Enter text…Not all colour is about Japanese Maples…..there are a thousand other plants whose colour is just as striking, just as dramatic, and often even...

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Frohberg...One to get your leg over

Posted 4th January, 2013

One of the strangest shaped conifers. I have always known this as Abies Frohberg, however I have recently been informed it is correctly classified as...

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Japanese Maples; Why the high cost?

Posted 4th January, 2013

A short explanation on why Japanese Maples are relatively expensive.

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Uvularia grandiflora

Posted 4th January, 2013

This is a lovely little woodlander from North America. Narrow bells of clear yellow flowers and smooth perfoliate leaves. ***Posh word alert*** perfoliate; The leaves are connected...

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Cedrus deodara

Posted 4th January, 2013

A highly dramatic and interesting form of Cedar deodora for the garden. ***Posh word alert*** deodara; Indian name for the deodar.  (dee-oh-DAR-uh)

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Frilly Fanny

Posted 4th January, 2013

An out-take really....however the plant is non the less beautiful and something of a snatch at the price we sell them.

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A short summers evening wander/crown buds

Posted 3rd January, 2013

This 10 minute video was thought binned, not least because I looked a twat, but also because the dogs caused nothing but trouble in the...

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Golden conifers; Cryptomaria Sekkan-Sugi & Picea Skylands

Posted 3rd January, 2013

A look at two beautiful winter conifers of the golden forms.

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How to offload a bent Holly as a Christmas gift....

Posted 3rd January, 2013

Sometimes its worth growing standard plants such as Bay or Holly with a twist or a curve in the stem. Not everyone has a suitable...

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Golden conifers; Pinus Gold Coin & Abies Golden Spreader

Posted 3rd January, 2013

A further look at two Golden conifers that will brighten up the winter gardenscape.

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Cimicifuga (Actea) racemosa atropurpurea

Posted 3rd January, 2013

A quick look at a late summer favourite. "Cimicifuga (actea) racemosa atropurpurea" in all its glory, though slightly faded due to the poor light this...

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Ageratina (Eupatorium) Chocolate & Robinia Frisia

Posted 3rd January, 2013

A look at the combination of two delightful and relatively easily grown plants....The Robinia "Frisia" isn't always easy in cold area, but like most acacias...

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A little late summer colour

Posted 3rd January, 2013

A quick nose about in a border to see what worth a very late summer look.

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Reversion in plants.

Posted 3rd January, 2013

Using a Japanese maple as a subject, this is a good example how "reversion" can skew the outcome of a plant and the original intention...

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Young Japanese Maple stock

Posted 3rd January, 2013

A look at some young Japanese maples beginning to develop their autumnal colours. These young plants will need another year or two before being made...

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Stepover Apples...part 2 (Australian version)

Posted 13th December, 2012

In answer to an email from Claire Girven, a short explanation on how to develop stepovers further along with some basic wiring information.

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Potting up newly lifted fruit trees

Posted 13th December, 2012

Helen is seen here potting up trees lifted from the fields. A lovely time of year.

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Stepover apples...initial pruning.

Posted 6th December, 2012

Stepover apple trees are a great and productive way to line or edge a path. It's not a difficult job to do yourself, pruning of...

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