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After ... or more like "now"
By Tommymoo
22 Feb, 2011
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15 Feb 2011
Still, the whole area needs some more clearing up :o)
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Fortunately (or unfortunately?), the hedge has gone wild and grown very tall, which protects the plants from cold wind :o)
22 Feb, 2011
good thing i should think
22 Feb, 2011
Yes, but no, but... :o) My neighbour wants us to cut the hedge lower for her to get more sun in her garden. For her? Jes*s!! Yes yes, okay, we'll do that, but not just yet~~. We have other (important!) things to do~~ :-)
22 Feb, 2011
wish i had a tall wall between me and my neighbour ~ i dont want to look at their washing day after day!!
22 Feb, 2011
Oooh Sticki, that's not really nice!
22 Feb, 2011
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See who else is growing Trachycarpus fortunei (Chusan palm).
See who else has plants in genus Trachycarpus.
This photo is of "Palm (Trachycarpus fortunei / Windmill Palm)" in Tommymoo's garden
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thats a huge difference!
some lovely plants in there. you can certainly feel as if you are on holiday!!
no cold wind to upset them?
22 Feb, 2011