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At last!

I have a garden. It’s small, but it’s beautiful and very manageable. I’m over the...

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cottagekaren22

9 May, 2024
Cottagekare..

More 'plants that spark joy' for this month.

Following on from my earlier blog., here are mine. I hope you'll share yours, too. Acer...

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ange2

9 May, 2024
Ange2

Neomarica hybrid

Previously I wrote a blog about Neomarica northiana. Just today it has another 6...

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wylieintheazores

9 May, 2024
Wylieinthea..

May in the garden

So that funny little bright thing in the sky has made an appearance and the sky has...

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daveymad

9 May, 2024
Daveymad

Spring in the garden (7 May)

Lovely warm, sunny day for pottering and doing not much gardening! I seem to like...

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sheilabub

7 May, 2024
Sheilabub

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Difficult to see if the tree is growing in a container or in the ground. Even if you cut out the dead (brown) branches it is quite possible that the rest could die. If you are set on growing something similar then Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata' (Irish Yew) is a far better shrub/tree but grow one somewhere else in your garden.

 

That looks remarkably dead to me.

 

It really is lovely.

On photo - Epiphyllum Flower

 

Looks very tropical.

On photo - Epiphyllum Flower

 

Thank you Owdboggy, I am going to give both ways a try.

On question - Hi everyone

 

Thank you all ... yes it made me smile too :)
I tried stopping her doing it but to no avail lol she kept going back to it.

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