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SNOW IN SUMMER
By Poaannua
5 Jan, 2010
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In the wrong place this can be a weed, but round the base of a tree or a dry rough bank, it makes a good ground cover. However today with snow on the ground it looks like unpolished silver.
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I do like this and have not heard of it before, will put it on my wish list.
8 Feb, 2010
Stroller,Its name is Cerastium Tomentosum (what a mouthful),but if you google Snow in summer,you will get a more detailed description.Its a pity I live so far away,as I would have given you some of mine...I always have to be ruthless when it has finished flowering...but I still like it...:o)) I'm sure you may see some in gardens near you,and most people would be pleased to give you some,as you only need a tiny piece,and it will romp away...literally!
8 Feb, 2010
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This photo is of "Adromischus cooperi" in Poaannua's garden
I agree,its a fast spreader,but I love mine,a nice splash of white,and its easy enough to control.Mine is under a tree too....
5 Jan, 2010