Oh I'm glad to hear it's not very prickly, l was thinking of it by my front door. I've got a couple of peonies in my front garden border, one is the same shade as SDJ so that would look good, for a few weeks at least. The rest of the front is planted with rich oranges and blues, some purple too. There's a couple of Lady Emma Hamilton roses as well. I can see it fitting in well. I hope they sell it now, l really want one. Cheers Pete.
Oh thanks, that'll be my plan b. I've got a credit note to spend at my local GC. They offer a 2 year guarantee also so my fingers are crossed they stock it.
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Oh I'm glad to hear it's not very prickly, l was thinking of it by my front door. I've got a couple of peonies in my front garden border, one is the same shade as SDJ so that would look good, for a few weeks at least. The rest of the front is planted with rich oranges and blues, some purple too. There's a couple of Lady Emma Hamilton roses as well. I can see it fitting in well. I hope they sell it now, l really want one. Cheers Pete.
I hope it lives up to your expectations Lily
Good luck
Pete
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Just noticed that Crocus have them and 25% discount atm - £15
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Oh thanks, that'll be my plan b. I've got a credit note to spend at my local GC. They offer a 2 year guarantee also so my fingers are crossed they stock it.
Any excuse for a mooch around there really.
Like a lot of people I have Hardy geraniums under them couple of picks below
Obelisks between the roses with herbaceous clematis, all flower July to September, lilac, purple, white, pink all combine beautifully with roses.