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Redesign of end of garden in dry shade

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  • LoxleyLoxley Posts: 5,698
    I'm going to be a pain and complain about your replanting of a Leylandii. Yes it's going to hide the brutalised conifers behind, but you could have something much more ornamental such as a small group of birch or hazel, which would help create a mini-woodland garden and a cute setting for the tree house. With ferns planted underneath it would look nice although admittedly you'd have to eat into your lawn a bit.
    "What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbour". 
  • lydiaannlydiaann Posts: 300
    I don't think Cape Plumbago would survive very well in a lot of UK gardens unless it was in a container so it could be moved around and then brought indoors during the winters.  They are lovely plants though!
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